Adam Ondra vs Project Big at Flatanger in Norway
Watch the video of Adam Ondra grappling with Project Big, his extreme climbing project at Flatanger in Norway.
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Adam Ondra attempting Project Big at Flatanger in Norway, summer 2022
Petr Chodura
Adam Ondra's battle continues against what he considers the true king line of the Flatanger cave in Norway, Project Big which he bolted in 2013 and left in favour of Silence because he considered it too difficult at the time. Ondra tried the route last summer with Jakob Schubert, and it seems as if only one very hard move separates him from success.
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