Lords of Trad | Adam Ondra, Pete Whittaker and Will Bosi

I love to see Adam with Pete! Great soundtrack, I love the synthesized atmosphere: adds tension without taking any space. Great video as always

Absolutely loved the ambient music in this one
And also the natural ambient music: the birdsong and the running water

Adam you and your videos literally changed my life: you helped me find the courage to face a difficult situation and find my bravery and inner strength. The way you trust yourself is amazing. Thank you for constantly inspiring.

Go Adam....your climbing life story is amazing

That "Overbolted" was a nice joke by Adam... 😂😂😂

Adam puts out such goat like content and this was another absolutely goat video that is worth every minute to watch! THANK YOU ADAM 🙏 you’re a freakin beast!🤙

♥️🇬🇧😁 wow

really cool to see how bold adam is. not your average "sport" climber. crazy how bold those FAs must've been.

just insane...

Adam. Pete. Will. GG guys, what a place, what a climb. Wow! Thanks, helps a lot.

Wow awesome film. Thankyou! So cool to include the interviews with the og climbers. So hardcore!

Genuine question, did the camera men get up there the same way?

Why can't you use chalk?

nádherný, 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, tohle chci v dalším životě

I honestly don't understand these kinds of rulesets: you can use modern shoes, crack gloves (!!), kneepads, aluminum biners, modern harness, modern dynamic ropes, etc., but you can't place a nut? You can place a knot, clip drilled rings, but a nut in a crack is not allowed?! I mean, it's their crag and they can do whatever, it just seems nutty (or anti-nutty I guess).

Are helmets also against the climbing ethics in this area?

Am I missing something or did Adam free solo the first bits of some climbs?

It's a movie. I want to watch in in theater. The quality of the video is insane. The place is almost unreal in its natural beauty

Very fun to see Will Bosi be so uttely useless on this trip. Gives a great perspective on the mental requirements of this type of climbing. Love the video!

Adan ondra bateu a cabeça por não estar de capacete!!!! Usem capacete😂😂😂😂😂

It's really cool. But hot it is in later part. Wow

So beautiful. Layman's question: how do you get down once you reached the top? EDIT: Ok, so I saw Adam coming down in the end, but how do you recover rope and carabiners when you're down?

Good on these guys for climbing these x rated routes but i still find it such a strange culture in climbing that just because somebody did it this way 40 years ago that everyone has to do it that way forever.

Why not add a few bolts here and there to keep people from dying

What if you turned around for that last climb. Back into the face of the crack.

Why no chalk?

fantastic video, deserves a lot more attention

I wonder if something that Will Bosi struhgles that hard on, can really be 7b+

holy cow - no chalk, no metal trad gear... Pete was right, Czech climbers are hardcore

edit: and the part about the rope around the chest and falling onto branches, yeesh

I'm sure Adam was the only Olympic men's finalist who can also do stuff like this. world's greatest all round climber, I'm calling it.

bravo!!!!

This isn't trad climbing.

I think this is one of the most cinematic climbing videos. I rewatched it many times already because the shots are so dam gorgeous!

Its amazing how much tougher the older generations were. Im 41 sheetrock hanger for 25 years with 3 badly hurniated discs. Cant even imagine doing these climbs. Maybe in another life😂😂 you guys are awesome and heros in my book

This videos is fucking BONKERS!!!

This videos is fucking BONKERS!!!

Not sure you can call it Lords of Trad without Dave MacLeod there... unless you're calling him the king

Amazing movie. thank you

The crossover between the two cracks on the first route , had me pooing my pants. Beautiful film, chapeau fellas.

Czech climbing is, hands down, the scariest climbing I've ever done. I was at Cesky Raj, and did a whole bunch of routes. But the last route had me a place just below the summit where my one and only piece was at roughly the half way point. If I fell from there, it would've been a grounder from around 100 ft. I think it was the sheer terror that made it possible for me to do the summit mantle. I never want to be in that position again. Absolutely beautiful place, though, and the climbing was superb!

That was really awesome, guys. Thank you! And I can't believe that last groove/dihedral/chimney...whatever you'd call it, is only a 7b+!

Man I’d be beyond screwed not being able to use chalk. My hands are naturally just uber sweaty. Such beautiful rock though

60+ meters, 1 fokin bolt in the middle, now how would you describe the route?




overbolted
:D

2x

that subscribe and comment was terrifying

Beautiful film.

Incredible cinematography