Falling on a Skyhook! (Reticent Solo Day 3)

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Oliver Tippett

Oliver Tippett

Күн бұрын

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@jameshernandez1006
@jameshernandez1006 5 ай бұрын
Love this. No background music. 🎉 Just the true sounds of the mountain thank you
@HarryJVaughn3
@HarryJVaughn3 4 ай бұрын
Only 1.1K views. The world does not appreciate how badass hard aid climbing is. Cheers brother! Love that you're sharing this experience. Hope more people get to see this.
@blairhaffly1777
@blairhaffly1777 4 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video. Impressive effort. Absolutely love that side of the Captain. Nothing shrivels my sack like stopping out of the aiders into free climbing.
@thorisrain
@thorisrain 3 ай бұрын
Lol, great expression, I know the feeling but pour moi just watching this stuff gives me the prunes! :D
@thorisrain
@thorisrain 3 ай бұрын
13:45 Oliver: “...well, that held a bounce test...” Me: “Wardrobe! Underwear malfunction!”
@pascalbaque1795
@pascalbaque1795 3 ай бұрын
ouf , content d'etre arrivé a la fin de la vidéo 😅 bravo !
@km3733-h6c
@km3733-h6c 4 ай бұрын
Nice work. Love the videos! Thank you for taking us up the Reticent Wall (without the suffering).
@herefornow9671
@herefornow9671 4 ай бұрын
Totally awesome INSPIRATIONAL you’re LIVING Life man TOTALLY ALIVE up there
@brianrodman1033
@brianrodman1033 5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your efforts to document your badass adventures and being so kind as to let us have the privileged opportunity to get a glimpse of this amazing terrain on a legendary route. It quite literally would not be possible for me to have the ability to go see this route myself (under my own abilities, at least not currently). So thanks again for a seldom seen view of incredible sections of El Cap. Most of all I appreciate the excitement and stoke that infectiously rubs off on me from watching videos such as this. It was awesome to see you put the largest size Punkey’s to great and effective use. I actually messaged the owner an article that reported your solo which featured a photo where one could clearly be seen (it had been left in place in a stretch of mainly hooks only for pro across a traversing section). I think it made his day getting to see that! Also quickly some nerdy gear questions if you don’t mind, what are those (compact) looking oval carabiners that you use for each of your ladders? Would they be taller/shorter or equal to the DMM Perfect O? Lastly, which beaks are your favorite (or maybe top 2 or 3, if different ones are appreciated for different reasons)? Thank you in advance.
@olivertippett
@olivertippett 5 ай бұрын
@@brianrodman1033 Cheers, I’m glad people are enjoying them! The ovals are DMM perfect Os, they’ve just been battered by quite a few walls! As for beaks, I’ve not used that many different ones, but I like the Moses ones the most since they’re much easier to clean than the BD ones. That being said, they are a bit heavier, so I normally take a pretty even mix of Moses, BD and peckershop ones. The peckershop beaks are pretty cheap, lightweight and come in some innovative sizes, but the blade of the beak doesn’t really taper enough for my liking in marginal placements, though I’m going to try filing them down and see if they work better.
@eclipsearchery9387
@eclipsearchery9387 4 ай бұрын
Impressive stuff :) Respect.
@Jordan__Sloan
@Jordan__Sloan 4 ай бұрын
Craftsmanship in its purest form
@redrockclimbingguides7661
@redrockclimbingguides7661 27 күн бұрын
Have you considered a very skinny dynamic rope instead of 7mm static sterling accessory cord? Edelrid Starling Protect 8.2mm half/twin rope is pretty supple and works well in the petzl adjust metal bit, dynamic, and cut resistance. **Of course, any rope other than what the petzl adjust came with is against manufacturer recommendation**
@olivertippett
@olivertippett 27 күн бұрын
@@redrockclimbingguides7661 I quite like a static lanyard for bounce testing. I try to avoid falling on my daisies whether they’re static or dynamic. This season I’ve gone to 8mm static cord bought from the mountain shop in Yosemite, which I’ve probably preferred to the 7mm.
@redrockclimbingguides7661
@redrockclimbingguides7661 27 күн бұрын
@@olivertippett Ahh bounce testing, good point, I had not considered that.
@maxasaurus3008
@maxasaurus3008 4 ай бұрын
Badassery incarnate!
@tetonskier100
@tetonskier100 4 ай бұрын
Great videos. If I may ask: what is your system for rappelling? At the 4:20 mark it shows you rappelling with a Grigri backed up by another device which I can't identify. What is that second device? Thanks.
@olivertippett
@olivertippett 4 ай бұрын
That’s just the leading setup but without the roll n lock taken off yet since I hadn’t finished the pitch. I don’t use a backup for my grigri when I abseil.
@tetonskier100
@tetonskier100 4 ай бұрын
@@olivertippett Thanks
@carlosbaron7384
@carlosbaron7384 5 ай бұрын
Yo love your work. I live in Oakhurst and also like aid climbing. What devices do you use for your lead solo belay?
@olivertippett
@olivertippett 5 ай бұрын
I use an inverted GriGri 1 with a microtraxion for the cache loop and then have a backup knot below that. It's alright for aid climbing but pretty janky if I have to free climb anything.
@chrish424
@chrish424 5 ай бұрын
Nice mix of music with no music. Music is fine but just like 20%. Too much is too much😂😂😂. My 2 cents. Thanks for sharing 👍. Very cool.
@jameshernandez1006
@jameshernandez1006 5 ай бұрын
Please take off the background music 😂 🙏🏾
@brianrodman1033
@brianrodman1033 5 ай бұрын
Please understand how incredibly fortunate we are to have the chance to enjoy so much content of all kinds (essentially for free, or at least very cheap even if we pay for a Premium Membership…which to me is worth every penny). It always makes me laugh when people feel the need to complain in the face of being so fortunate to have access to all of the incredible footage on KZbin because they think the uploader the video ought to cater to their preferences and change something to suit them, a random viewer…usually a complete stranger. Might I humbly suggest using the volume control…I would go so far as to hypothesize that it is there for such situations. What a spoiled, ungrateful lot we can at times be, as a whole. It rarely ceases to astonish me. Could simply be that when I first fell head over heels in love with climbing the only rare chance at awesome climbing footage was from a professionally produced video, such as one of the Masters of Stone series. Would have done a backflip to have had the kind of access at our fingertips back then that we do today (even if every video was overdubbed loudly with the worst genres of music known to man, because even at 13 I had the ability to utilize the volume button if needed). Far too lengthy rant over… probably should have recorded myself speaking this response so as to extend the courtesy of everyone to be able to take advantage of the volume control and shut me up.
@JordyClements
@JordyClements Ай бұрын
@@brianrodman1033 Feel like you missed the joke, bud
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