La Pedriza Is the Joshua Tree of Spain, Only Bigger and Maybe Better | Europe's Best Crags, Ep. 9

[@ejmac11]

This place is definitely at the top of my list climbing destinations in Spain.

[@carlosmartinezberriatua9157]

keep doing la pedriza viddeos, really good

[@YiZongOng]

possibly Spanish Dartmoor?

[@zachliibbe2361]

What type of shoes are "the best"? I don't recognize them...

[@israelleblic9952]

Tenaya Tatanka I believe

[@javiermartinez-pt2jo]

I believe Talo is talking about the solid plastic "horseshoe" in between the shoe and the rubber. For slabs around this area most people choose a very rigid sole to help in the most technical bits of climbing. Most people you in La Pedri see use La Sportiva Miuras or Mythos. But then again Talo is a slab shaman, so maybe there is some more magic to his shoes.

[@mrZKelley66]

Does anyone know what these routes would be in the V-Scale?

[@wallykav1516]

V1000

[@pabloguerrero6028]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_(climbing) 7b--->VIII+

[@M0therDucker-q8l]

v4=6c v5=6c+ v6=7a v7=7a+ v8=7b and so on

[@leifmag1]

Great crag

[@robduncan7409]

Those holds...