Nalle Hukkataival On The Bügeleisen Sit Start 8C (+)

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Klem Loskot's masterpiece, The Bügeleisen Sit Start has long been one of the most coveted boulder problems in the world. Finnish climber Nalle Hukkataival has made several attempts on the line and says, 'it turned out to be the biggest battle I've ever had with a climb, both mentally and physically.' In April 2014, Nalle traveled to Maltatal, Austria for another attempt. In the past, he has been frustrated by the weather and this attempt was to be no exception. Watch him battle rain, humidity, and some incredibly difficult moves for a shot at one of the most difficult and beautiful sends in the world.
Director: Stefan Koechel
Producer: David Schickengruber
Athletes: Nalle Hukkataival
Sports: Climbing
Nalle Hukkataival On The Bügeleisen Sit Start 8C (+)
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[@elliottlowrance4252]

This just makes Janja’s ascent look that much more impressive!

[@MykolasSimutis]

also her climbing it back to back for the insta video

[@AarniJoakim]

Impressive looking rock. Oh wait, that was Nalle's back...

[@Colin_Barnes]

We miss you Nalle! Hope you are still openins sick boulders somewhere

[@JD-wf3dd]

The editing in this video was fantastic. I loved the hype music fake-out, then going into the silent footage for the send. Great stuff! Also, Nalle crushes, what a beast

[@Loekatic]

So I just found out where this comes from. I'm probably not allowed to post a link to another video, so that will be another comment, so this one can be posted. The first ascent is done by this guy names Klem Loskot. He has a montage video with the same form as this one, hype music and than the fade-out when the serious attempt happens. Second hit on youtube if you search Bugeleisen! This realization made this video so much more epic!

[@Loekatic]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGnJgYN3f5xqkK8 the link to the vid

[@EranAmir]

Yeahhhh!! Loved the clean no-cut shot of the send!!!

[@BAlvn-yr6ej]

he's a big inspiration to me...guy has an exemplary attitude and is one of the world's best. nice video and great send! cheers

[@davidcuevas4792]

There's no better thing in life than; persistence, deternination, struggle, and fight, to finally, reach your goal! Great job! CLIMB ON, david

[@cetaka]

this is the weirdest calvin klein advertisement ive ever seen

[@MattNicassio]

Fantastic video. Great way to portray the story of a single boulder problem.

[@maximussympatico8787]

It´s so ridiculous, that Janja Garnbret send this beast too! And just once, but 2x at the SAME day, just beacause her first recording was not satisfactory. The sport of climbing is undergoing a process of change. Awesome!

[@Det.DustySocks]

Incredible climb man! Also, love the editing too. Usually when the techno is flowing you expect the send. Nice little twist. Congrats on the finish!

[@yannponty]

Ryan Blanchard Yeah, but that is not what happens IRL, now does it? Usually, the hard-worked sends start like another day at the office, followed by disbelief ("wow, I'm already passed the crux, and I'm not even THAT pumped"), ending in total crispation and introspection ("keep calm! breath! remember the top-up sequence..."). The "victory lap" music is usually added in retrospect :)

[@MrThidious]

Nice editing for sure.... Nalle is the man, top climbers in the world

[@gordonneverdies]

A climbing video with no music or cut scenes!!! Yayyy

[@Lasierra700]

Nalle is gnarlyyy !!!

[@mantisguy]

Well done!

[@antoinehalik]

I'm not into bouldering so much, more route climber. But this line looks sick and makes me really eager to even try it.

[@robbiemize]

That area look perfect for SAWANOBORI!!! Yew!

[@addisoncox2557]

soooo good man

[@gordonneverdies]

I love music free send footage.

[@mraccountoo]

Is there any Chance that somebody knows the song that is playing in the beginning, at 1:05 and at 1:45? Anyone?

[@samuelchow6474]

That psych music lol... definitely psyched me out.

[@raulsuarez5421]

I really miss the coment "he's sent is better than ondras because he was no screaming"...oh, but he's screaming too!

[@BAlvn-yr6ej]

Sharma invented the screaming, didn't he? kkkkk...whatever it fucking takes...you can't argue with success, and you can't argue with "best in the world" either.

[@BAlvn-yr6ej]

is that really V16 equivalent? when i started climbing there was no V scale, but other than a handful of unrepeated Gill and Holloway problems, (as far as i knew) there was barely any "5.13" level (which would be like V7 or V8 I guess)...Midnight Lightning was considered one of the hardest I think, currently called V7 or V8, and for example at Mt. Woodson there were some "5.12+" boulder problems, and at Joshua Tree some stuff in a similar range called "B2" (the ones I know of are currently V7 or V8) but very, very few. The widespread advent of gyms starting in 1990s really caused the ratings to skyrocket. I know there were a few roped 5.13s as far back as the late 70s, but bouldering just wasn't really a thing, and frankly roped ratings are softer and it is kind of easier when you can hangdog or top-rope all day long too. I sent some quite hard stuff on a rope well before I ever bouldered at the same level. These guys are just super-human these days compared to what was going on when I started in the early 80s and I take my hat off to them. Here we see one of the best on one of the hardest...great documentation.

[@b3tt3rth4ny0u]

Beast!!!!!!!

[@shovianjum130]

what is the song at the beginning of this video?

[@friedrice2307]

i so wish i can climb like these guys

[@raulsuarez5421]

so don't linger and train.

[@ianwyatt6138]

Possibly the best boulder in the world

[@Woman-Kisser]

3 things scientists still can't explain: what came before the big bang, what dark matter is, and what the name of the song at 5:05 is

[@Leander_]

Holy fuck, that is absolutely insane.

[@Gasman2418]

Who else is back here after Janja did laps on this?

[@Squids_Vlogs]

wow 8c+ is already ridiculously hard... god only know how hard 8c parentheses + is... :o

[@peschi79]

LOL

[@danschmidt5189]

I think he's just calling it high-end 8C.

[@user-iu9zm1qj2r]

what music at 05:10?)

[@raulsuarez5421]

Dame duro en el culo, I think it's a daddy yanki song.

[@bryanwren5984]

insane

[@mynameisalex_]

As if Janja did it twice in under half an hour 🥵

[@kluchyzkapucha]

Does anyone know the brand of the pants he's wearing?;-)))

[@raulsuarez5421]

I think they are "yo mama" pants..

[@KletterFreakk]

Does anyone knows the song?

[@raulsuarez5421]

I think it's despacito, dumb version.

[@lollerskates1992]

Damn I really want to go out and buy some Beats headphones right now, but I have no idea why.

[@richardmac679]

Does anyone know the song

[@raulsuarez5421]

carmina burana.

[@conifer9879]

If that isnt the LAMEST dubstep

[@steeeeep]

Shazam doesnt know the song at 05:00🙉

[@JimmyBlackhall]

D O P E

[@hairtoss7975]

Janja sent me here.

[@eightmetalstrings]

Oh my god, the cringe on that dry fire at 6:00

[@stephenr80]

Thats not so sticky ha? XD

[@LitleBear]

Rad