Watch Adam Ondra explore a new sector at Buoux
The video of Adam Ondra exploring a new sector at the historic crag Buoux in southern France.
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Back in 2005 Adam Ondra caused a sensation with his onsight of Chouca, Antoine le Menestrel's incredible 8a+ at Buoux. Ondra was a mere 12 years old at the time and in many respects this was his first proper "statement" of things to come. Now, 19 years down the line and after having climbed into a league of his own, Ondra returned to this beautiful French crag. Not though to the sectors that helped shape the history of the sport, but to a new sector that provides a markedly different style of routes. Check out his onsight action at this New Buoux, on the routes Le Brillant Saoul 8c and Finement Con 8b+.
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