Slackline between two icefalls walked by Lukas Irmler & Pablo Signoret

The video of Lukas Irmler and Pablo Signoret walking across a highline rigged between two icefalls in France.
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Lukas Irmler and Pablo Signoret walking a highline between two icefalls in the French Alps
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Along the lines of "don’t do this at home", we're reporting somewhat stunned about this slackline, perhaps better defined as iceline, rigged between two icefalls above Grenoble in France. Highline pro’s Lukas Irmler and Pablo Signoret teamed up with Julien Fernandez, Lucas Laporte, Nico Rebert, Pierre Chauffour and Theo Rafael and spent five days preparing this 430-meter long, 170 high slackline.

When asked about belays, the German athlete Irmler told planetmountain.com they had anchored the ropes to five Abalakovs on each side, and backed these up with ropes clipped to some existing in-situ bolts. In any case it can’t be underlined enough: don't even think about repeating this feat!




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