Outside Magazine’s The Outside Blog catches up with Alex Honnold to discuss his thoughts on climbing fast, climbing alone and climbing without a rope.
Alex Honnold Interviewed By Outside Magazine’s Blog
Posted In: Asides, Interviews
Climbers: Alex Honnold
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Quasi-related: One of the funniest parts of the Reel Rock show was when Honnold and Uli Steck meet in Yosemite. Both of them kind of grunt, shrug their shoulders, and gesture at the Nose. So good at climbing, but SO awkward (in kind of an adorable way…).
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