Buttermilks highball boulder problem Gnocchi climbed by Elliot Faber
The video of American climber Elliot Faber making the first ascent of the highball boulder problem Gnocchi V7 at the Buttermilks, Bishop, USA.
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Elliot Faber making the first ascent of the highball boulder problem Gnocchi V7 at Buttermilks, Bishop, USA.
Sean Naugle / Black Owl Media
It’s not the most difficult problem at the world-famous Buttermilks area close to Bishop in California, but it’s likely to be one the most aesthetic: Gnocchi, located high up in the eastern foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain rage. The problem was freed by Elliot Faber on 18/12/2013 at a surprisingly low grade of V7 (7A+), but it goes without saying that 10m above a crashpad, difficulties increase... considerably.
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