Testing my nerves on Supper's Ready - 12a in the Gunks

Big news coming very soon. Much of with involves me getting my lead head squarely on my shoulders. So I thought I'd put it to a test and jump on this Gunks test piece.
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[@silasj.d16]

nicely done climbing roof for so long and immediately being thrown into some sketchy looking slab looks real fun 😀

[@peterhunter702]

Awesome climb and courageous lead - perfect cam placement at 4:00 to your left in horizontal rail instead of nut - but hey 5.12 trad onsight attempt in the gunks = mad respect 🫡

[@cranberrypanic]

How you have under 20k subscribers amazes me. I've learned so much and really enjoy the content. Keep it up man!

[@paulmitchell5349]

The GENESIS of a braver climber.

[@dorksalami]

Good job dude! I don't think I've ever seen you fall on trad gear before this video. You seem to have kept an incredibly calm head afterwards which is something I really struggle with

[@lurekayaklrf]

Hard as nails. Hope you keep doing videos bud.

[@LongBoy.0]

That line is pretty mega. what a sick ending in the tiered roofs, looks so tough.

[@KubaClimbsRocks]

That's some steep territory you covered! AND on gear! Haven't seen any of your videos in a while, felt good to 'catch up'🙂keep on sending Seth!

[@charlessamson7668]

Really cool looking route! mostly good holds, but crazy overhanging :O. Good job, hope you get a red point on it!

[@brucenowmen6955]

Nice work man

[@ClimbMitBourbon]

Getting back to your roots! Love it

[@alagerstrom1]

With the piece that came out, it looked like it would have held a vertical fall just fine, but also looked like any sideways pull would have lodged it loose. Always hard to tell from a video though since you can't really feel if there is any sort of restriction when pulling completely sideways. Would love to hear your thoughts as to why you didn't try to place a cam in that spot and went with the nut instead?

[@novadea1643]

Thanks for yet another palm sweating no bs climbing video.

[@dal_bhat]

Beautiful send.

[@oldmanbeta]

Really awesome!!

[@Candesce]

I felt nervous just watching you placing so many pieces in the roof section haha... I don't think I'd have the endurance and probably would have just put in a couple pieces before and then just not place gear for a bit 😅

[@AccessAlpine]

miss these videos one of the first guys to do record first person trad well and with a good personality behind the camera. Learned a lot from this channel. Wonder if he's moved on and if so, to what

[@dmittriykrasilnikov173]

Это было тяжело, но очень круто!

[@curvenut]

How long is the pitch you climb ? At the anchor, did you ask your partner to lower you ?

[@allen_pulls_stone_sometimes]

Steeeeeep! 🎉🎉

[@MrCombic]

I'd say it is better to skip the initial high speed video or slow it down by 3-4x, as in the current form is hurting eyes and mind ;) Good effort on the route! :)

[@caodezorba]

What camera are you using?

[@jglantz08]

I was sweating watching you faff around with that runner when u swapped it for a longer one. Why does it always happen before a crux move

[@mattmcnick]

the sped up 5.5R editing in the beginning almost made me vomit