Angelino Zeller attempting Sarre 2000, 8a+ without feet at Tetto di Sarre in Italy
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Angelino Zeller vs Sarre 2000, 8a+ footless at Tetto di Sarre
The video portrait of Austrian paraclimber Angelino Zeller whose ambitious goal is to climb Sarre 2000 footless. This 8a+ located at Tetto di Sarre in Valle d'Aosta, Italy, was climbed without feet by Stefano Ghisolfi in 2014.
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Angelino Zeller is used to pushing his limits, in particular since he lost the use of both legs as the result of a paragliding accident in November 2017. The new goal he has now set for himself, as he readily admits, is extremely ambitious: Sarre 2000. The Austrian paraclimber would like to climb this 8a+ at Tetto di Sarre in Italy's Valle d'Aosta as if it were one gigantic open-air campus board. Stefano Ghisolfi achieved this feat in 2014 and it was his video that inspired Zeller to give it a shot. "Maybe this route is beyond my limit, but I'll only find out if I try."
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