Alessandro Zeni climbing Eternit, Baule (Dolomites) on 02/11/2021
Enrico Veronese
Watch Alessandro Zeni climb Eternit at Baule, Dolomites
The video of Alessandro Zeni on Eternit, the slab he climbed on 02/11/2021, first ascended by Manolo in 2009 at the crag Baule in the Italian Dolomites.
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Alessandro Zeni climbing Eternit, Baule (Dolomites) on 02/11/2021
Enrico Veronese
On 2 November 2021 Alessandro Zeni completed his dream with his ascent of Eternit, the incredible slab at Baule in the Feltrine Dolomites, first ascended in 2009 by Manolo. Here is his story, in the video by Enrico Veronese.
Alessandro Zeni ringrazia i suoi sponsor Karpos, Grivel e La Sportiva
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