Marmot Presents - A Film Guide to British Crags. Classic Almscliff

[@stebostock20]

This is one of the best short videos of climbing in the last year or so, no special taste music just a little bit of history and some impressive calm climbing at a historic and brilliant venue.

[@Bladesmobile]

ste bostock just about to comment along the same lines but then realised I couldn’t put it any better myself!!

[@kcwliew]

Third this - fucking sweaty palms watching him... jeeesus.

[@thetravellingwhiteleys9594]

I did Great Western back in the 1990's, brilliant route, one of my all time favourites.

[@jingshelpmaboab]

Great video, classic historic climbs

[@nopro_films]

where can I buy invisible gear and rope like yours?

[@fastoez]

Great vid, could have watched for hours!

[@apostatepaul]

Excellent! Top quality and really was a good guide to the crag! I cannot understand how you could be talking about historical figures whilst hanging in such precarious looking positions. Great video!

[@imageimpossible]

Thanks for that. It’s geeat to see this is still getting some love. Yeah jack is a real pro, he can answer any difficult question from precarious positions, I think he said he once did a tax audit whilst redpointing rainman. 😂. Thanks again.

[@Domje]

Somehow only just found this video now, love it. I actually had those evolv pontas shoes too! Great short video!

[@Bladesmobile]

Domje they were a great shoe. I don’t know why evolv stopped doing them. Had the same rand as the 5.10 anastazi I think. Great combination of technical and comfort

[@andycloquet]

Watching his confidence to place his hands and not faff whilst paying great attention to his feet underlines how much I spend the other way round ....on VS/HVS

[@imageimpossible]

That's that I always think when watching the big boys climb, it's something I don't think I could change if I'm honest, but then I'm super happy to be bumbling about vs/hvs with the odd forey into low E's

[@mbmountainexperiences]

Very Impressive soloing, having been on some of those routes they felt a lot harder. Great vid

[@paulmitchell5349]

Smooth solos youth.

[@imageimpossible]

Cheers Rafael. thanks for your kind words. I need to learn how to get the hits.

[@imageimpossible]

Thank you, I'm psyched you like it.

[@chrisminichello1698]

4:55 If that's what you like come check out the Noth Eastern climbing like the ADK and Gunks

[@stuartbaines2843]

Impressive soloing 👍

[@TheHeadlessCow]

great controlled balls

[@Tr33fiddy]

Great vid guys!

[@pho2]

Gradely, More than good.

[@MechanixPL]

I recognize this climber from EpicTV. Awesome video.

[@escaladaseguraamimanera3621]

good video bro. i like it. thanks. another thing: you have less cerebelum than a ping-pong ball or you have two balls like the billar ones...

[@steveanddunks]

nerves of steel

[@steveanddunks]

Great vid

[@kevedwards]

Cracking vid but fk that soloing off, I took a bad fall leading indoors and decked out from the last (fairly easy) move, now my arse goes even on sport routes, unbelievable how these guys keep there cool.

[@nerfzinet]

How in the hell do you deck out indoors from the last move? In the gyms I climb in that would require like at least 3-4 biners to fail or unclip. Or a really, really shit belayer.

[@headchip26]

be interested to hear the answer to that, belayer let go of the brake rope?

[@imageimpossible]

Haha, yes, Jack gets every where. Thanks for your kind words. :)

[@Robutube1]

HVS?

[@richardbradley2530]

The top out on the last one worried me a bit....

[@nickrhodes100]

Ey up. Great Western is 4 star route, only one in the book with 4 stars.

[@gedrooney9305]

I'll stick to my bouldering..

[@claireaaa1]

Jack, do you have one moment in which it could of gone all wrong and in which you could of lost your life?

[@chloeleah3378]

Ati2 le