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Dík, je to krásná cesta! Koukni do popisku videa, většinou u všech videí píšu názvy tam.

Cheers for the suggestions man!

Yep, gets pumpy fast!

Díky :)

Thanks Jez, same to you too!

Haha, I've blown my OS years before getting on the climb by watching the Endless Climbing video of Billy...well, didn't help me much did it :D Fingers crossed, let me know how you do!

You were SO CLOSE on the onsight! :D

Thanks man! :) I've read the book years ago, I have implemented a little bit of it to my climbing :) I'd also say the faffing about comes from only trad climbing once a year hahaha. More of the book and more trad more often would definitely help!

Sounds very safe even if a little time-consuming!

@KubaClimbsRocks aye; extra trad faff!! (more 'lead' than being on a top rope) used this 1st to protect a very very chossy top out. think i went with clove hitches rather than figure of 8 On The Bight. glad i could walk to the top!!!! :-j

Thanks man :) Yeah, some of those pieces were less than inspiring :D I'll take a bomber cam over a knot any day, if only this was how the ethics roll around our sandstone :D

Stick with it man! As long as you're having fun it's all good :) Dynamic moves are pretty satysfying when you stick them :)

I've heard there were some people like that, haven't met any recently though.

Hey Paul, it's the first pitch of Piccadilly Circus :)

I ain't dead just yet, haha! :D

Díky Máro :)

Thanks for the kind words man, I'm honored to hear you love my videos! You have a good point about the gear placements...I should probably climb on trad more often than once a year! :D

The gopro stopped recording after the routine piece of gear placement so I only have the other angle. I was taking a long time to commit to the crux and my mate had to adjust the camera just when I started moving again, hence the not-helpful cut. I mostly post uncut footage and this is what came out, sorry to hear you were not happy about it :) Editing is sometimes about doing the best with what you have, which sometimes isn't much :D It's still one of my favourite memories to this day :)

Thanks for taking the time to comment, Matthew!

Thanks Mitch!:)

Thanks for the kind comment Dave, glad you enjoyed the video! Time for Tea is a route one of a kind!

Thanks man!:)

Dík za radu :) a ještě mi poradíš jak zlepšit tu poor techniku?

A právěže lezu hlavou - tam kam mě pustí. Taky mi občas hlava řekne: "hele tady založ" - tak založím :D On taky ten pojem lehká spára je relativní, viď? Pro mě kdo leze na písku jednou za rok určitě :D Ale ty máš asi nalezených spár hodně, tak poraď ve kterých se naučit lézt hlavou a nenahazovat marně kindráče :)

@@KubaClimbsRocks pro začátek stačí ctít pískovcovou etiku a víc podle ní lízt. Taky jsem v počátcích pár kopfů nahodil, ale když se rozlezeš, budeš si jistější a nebudeš se zbytečně vysilovat otloukáním skal 😀 V šestkových nebo VIIa spárách asi i nějakou tu jistotu získáš a pak si můžeš troufnout výš, ale neni to moc o číslech, třeba VIIb Sokolík na Kapucína tě vyčerpá víc než VIIIb/c Prásknutí bičem na Věž J.B. Papoušcí spára taky pěkná věc. Nebo Spára VII(b) na Paravan. Kolem Bašty v Teplicích je spár víc (Západní, Jižní, Smutná), ale nedá se říct, jestli jsou lehký, záleží, jak se v nich budeš cítit. Hlavní je technika nohou a schopnost zůstat v klidu, na což jsem narážel především. Máš na to lízt tak, že si popolezeš o kousek výš, prodýcháš a založíš, tak na to nezapomínej.

@@golubyavan5851 Chápu, dobré rady, díky ti za ně! :)

Thanks man, feels good to get out there!

Thanks Duncan! My brother did :) The trip is still fresh in my memory!

I'm afraid I don't recall the name, sorry!

Hey man, the best way is to look up the route at klifur.is and google translate the info!

Thanks man, glad to provide some inspiration for you! Embankments are awesome, no doubt! :D Totems work like a charm on every rock type I've encountered so far, definitely recommend them!

Why is that? :D

@@KubaClimbsRocks don't even need to answer this just look at the routes!

Oh man, this warms up my heart that this brought you these memories! I too like to remember the routes I've done in the past, especially ones like Suspense, what a special route that is! Do you still climb?

Well done! Tape protects the skin, nothing complicated about it :) It allows me to climb more days in a row too.

Lovely comment :D Were you screaming at the screen or just forgot your caps lock was on? Pad - We were carrying the pad as a couch, why not use it? :) Gloves - I like my skin to stay intact, as well as I like climbing multiple days on :) Cams - I like cams, a lot! :D Hooks - I don't have any skyhooks :D

@@KubaClimbsRocks I was SCREEEEEAAA AMING AT THE SCREEEEEEEN!

@@KubaClimbsRocks I was disappointed, I was waiting for the big swing off the crux! I know the route, i did it back in 2002 or something.

@@pylonking Haha I'd be interested in seeing that fall too! :D

We actually had the big purple camalot at the crag but our friends left with it to another sector and we couldn't be bothered to go amd get it 😂climbing to walking ratio would have been jeopardized 😀

I'd for sure love to get better at them! Nothing feels better than feeling comfortable where you once felt uncomfortable!

Haha I think I followed a WideBoyz tutorial for the tape gloves :) And yeah we were gonna do Bond Street originally :) but that one had climbers on it so we did this one first :)

Thanks Chris! I don't climb indoors much, outdoors the hardest I've climbed is 7c, but 7a+ or 7b has been the most consistent grade for me..

But I'm currently dealing with a finger injury so I'll probably be focusing on cracks this year if I can make it to sandstone often enough..thanks for the interest man 🙂

It felt like it too 😂

Cheers man! It's a good route💪

Yeah! Never been to the crag before, only to the boulders and this route stood out in the guidebook 🙂

Glad to be of service! This channel will always be my source of memories too :)

They certainly helped, for sure!

Glad it brought some nice memories :) I feel like I get less scared the longer I climb, probably thanks to being (hopefully) mor experienced), but I also tend to place more gear and being cautious, having kids does that to you :)

Thanks man, glad you like it! I think it's Hero 7 Black, I've had it for a couple of years now!

Thanks for the advice man :)

Totally agree with this. Also, Kuba, you seem to have no idea what gear is in your harness and where. You keen looking at it trying to discover what wonder it holds. And you keep going for sizes too big. Every time you picked a purple WC or yellow Totem, you could have used the Blue Totem, which you constantly ignored, even though you looked at a few times. I understand not wanting to use it early on, as it is a great peace of gear, but then again nuts would have been a great option each time if you knew your rack. Also, when you finally placed the bomber purple totem below the top crack, you could have removed the blue totem and yellow, to bring them with you higher up (especially the blue). At least your rope work was spot on. Every cloud...

@@Mitzbergatc Thanks man, I climb trad so rarely that it's tough to stay organized when I do :) At least there is room for improvement! :D

Thanks man!

Thanks man!

It is, thanks :)

Thanks man :)

The hardest boulder I've done outdoors was V5 like 6 years ago :D I've been bouldering indoors consistently for the past two years, on a steep spray wall but since I mostly set the boulders I have no idea about the grades. Why do you ask? :)

@@KubaClimbsRocks just for some idea in the translation in your maximum technical skill to outdoor graded routes that you do.

I have a feeling the grades of routes will be much easier, at least on trad..I rarely have more than 2 goes, unlike on sport routes. But I also don't have so many opportunities to climb on trad..@@georgeefilms2625

The oldschool way :) Gotta love the vision you guys had back then!