Dundee, climbing in Crocs from Squamish to Gogarth
The trailer for the film that does not exist, Dundee, featuring imaginary rock climbing in crocs at Squamish in Canada. While Eve Lancashire sent an E5 trad climb at Gogarth in Wales.
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Climbing with crocs: Carey DeVictoria-Michel and Mallorie Estenson starring in the trailer Dundee by Mike Folden and Jeff Reid
Mike Folden e Jeff Reid
Rock climbing in crocs? These shoes prove to be the secret weapon for an impossible crack at Squamish in Canada, featured here in this great clip devised by Mike Folden and Jeff Reid with climbers Carey DeVictoria-Michel and Mallorie Estenson. Although the film doesn't actually exist maybe it should, because what appears to be a joke, isn’t. In actual fact crocs have been used for trad climbs; at Gogarth in Wales absolutely underrated English climber Eve Lancashire has repeated multi-pitch trad routes up to E5 in her crocs. Absolutely mind-blowing.
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