Back in April, Kevin Jorgeson and Paul Robinson made quick repeats of Dave Graham’s Rumney, NH testpiece The Fly (5.14d/V14). Kevin’s ascent was particularly noteworthy as he was the 2nd person after Jason Kehl to eschew a rope for the 20 and some odd foot tall route.
Check out this video from Tim Kemple of Kevin’s ropeless ascent that was shot as part of a promotional effort for an upcoming East Coast festival, Noreaster.
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[…] the heels of the recent footage of Kevin Jorgeson bouldering The Fly comes the footage of Kevin’s ropeless ascent of Feeding Frenzy (5.13d) also at Rumney. Tim […]
[…] Bishop. In addition to these bold boulders, ropeless ascents of both Feeding Frenzy (5.13d) and The Fly (V14) in Rumney only served to solidify his reputation as one of America’s boldest (and […]
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that rock always looks sooo dope. i must check it out sometime. i must.
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dude. best short i’ve ever seen. the editing was superb. like he watched kill bill 2 and then sat down to cut a video. massive “props” to tim kemple on this bit.
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Yes, the quality is superb. As sock hands pointed out, the incredible rock lends itself to filming.
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My new fav clip on your site! I got my temps today, hopefully that means ill be climbing soon.
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