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Sardinia: 20 year wait for first repeat of hardest trad route
27/03/2000 - Climbing
Sardinia: 20 year wait for first repeat of hardest trad route
"Sintomi Primordiali", Sardinia’s hardest trad route, has been repeated by M. Oviglia and S. Sarti
News from Thailand
07/03/2000 - Climbing
News from Thailand
Updates about Thailand's fantastic sport climbing potential
Buoux, the crag par excellence in France
04/03/2000 - Climbing
Buoux, the crag par excellence in France
The crag Buoux in Provence, France. In the mid 80's this cliff was one of the most important in the world and even today it is a paradise for technical sports climbing on pocketed limestone.
Arthur Kubista in Sardinia
28/02/2000 - Climbing
Arthur Kubista in Sardinia
Arthur Kubista frees new routes in Sardinia
The Empire strikes back, M11 repeated by Mauro Bubu Bole
22/02/2000 - Alpinism
The Empire strikes back, M11 repeated by Mauro Bubu Bole
"The Empire strikes back", M11 repeated by Bubu Bole in the Haston Cave, Valsavarenche, Val di Cogne, Italy.
Mauro Bole leashless
23/01/2000 - Alpinism
Mauro Bole leashless
Mauro Bole discards leashes and repeats X-files, M10.
Piolet d'or 1999 awarded to Lionel Daudet and Sebastien Foissac
09/01/2000 - Events
Piolet d'or 1999 awarded to Lionel Daudet and Sebastien Foissac
The 1999 Piolet d'or was awarded to the Frenchmen Lionel Daudet and Sebastien Foissac for their new route on Burkett Needle, Alaska.
Cristian Brenna
01/01/2000 - Interviews
Cristian Brenna
Interview with Cristian Brenna, one of the world's most important sports climbers.
Tomaz Humar's Odyssey on the South Face of Dhaulagiri
09/11/1999 - Alpinism
Tomaz Humar's Odyssey on the South Face of Dhaulagiri
Slovenian alpinist Tomaz Humar has made a remarkable solo ascent up the South Face of Dhaulagiri
François Legrand
20/09/1999 - Interviews
François Legrand
Interview with a true sport climbing legend, one of the strongest French climbers who has won everything there is to win: the invincible François Legrand.
Tomaz Humar climbs A5 on El Capitan, Yosemite
19/02/1999 - Interviews
Tomaz Humar climbs A5 on El Capitan, Yosemite
On the 26th of October 1998, after fifteen days on El Capitan, the 29 year-old Slovenian Tomaz Humar completed Reticent Wall (VI, 5.9, A5 850m). Humar is well-known for his successes in the Himalayas, where in 1997 he ascended Nuptse in alpine style together with Janiz Jeglic, and Ama Dablam...
Madagascar 1998 climbing expedition
11/11/1998 - Climbing
Madagascar 1998 climbing expedition
Never the same, a new rock climb up the granite Tsaranoro Be in Madagascar.