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Sportlife SAGA 2: ICE – Tim Emmett

The Sportlife Saga is about three elements of nature: Water, Ice and Snow. The story of the element ice is told by Tim Emmet. Armed with two axes he pushes the boundaries of the frozen world.

Video production: EyEFORcE
Agency: Indie Amsterdam
Music: Paraphrase

Source: Vimeo, facebook.com/sportlifechewinggum
sportlife.com

eyeforce.nl

The Bingo Pillar

by Chris Alstrin

-The Bingo Pillar is a rarely formed WI 6 pillar of ice located in Hyalite Canyon, MT.Craig Pope during the 2011 Bozeman Ice Festival solos the delicate ice. During his climb Craig shares his feelings on soloing and why he enjoys climbing.

 

Source: Vimeo, chris Alstrin

 

Ice Vikings

Climbing Icebergs in Newfoundland

by Don Wargowsky

A team of 6 non-pro climbers travels to Newfoundland to climb icebergs in the Atlantic Ocean.

Source: Vimeo, Creater(NEice Forum)

This video is entered in the Fort William Mountain Festival Film Competition

Québec Ice Trip 2007

Comments:

“Goddamn, that was good!” – Mike R

“Wow didn’t expect that. High production quality of routes in the Northeast. The China Shop segment was cool.” – Smike

“The best video I have seen on Northeast ice climbing. Great to see climbs and people I know in such a well done video.” – Doug

Source: Petzl, Dailymotion

The Peach (WI5 M8)


Peach+6_20114493828BD athlete Raphael Slawinski makes first ascent of The Peach (WI 5 M8), a multi-pitch, bolt-free mixed line in the Canadian Rockies.

by The Black Diamond Crew

Black Diamond athlete Raph Slawinski has climbed ice all over the Canadian Rockies from fat ice flows to desperate mixed lines, bagging tons of first ascents along the way. Recently he teamed up with Grant Meekins to make the first ascent of an impressive bolt-free mixed line, The Peach (WI 5 M8). Raph was so stoked about the route he later returned with Jerome Yerly to make the second ascent, this time with Wiktor Skupinski along to film the action. The video deftly captures the demanding nature of the steep climbing, as well as shows just how chossy Rockies choss can get.

More at  BlackDiamond.com

Sourse: Vimeo, blackdiamondequipment.com

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