A nice little video of three friends on a trip to boulder in Squamish, one that was cut short by the rain that continues to come down hard today

Here is a video of Jonathan Siegrist and his thoughts on the process of projecting and the ups and downs that go with it. Always an inspiration!

This harrowing expedition pushed a group of mountaineers to the mental and physical brink; carving them down to nothing. A six-person team from The North Face and National Geographic attempted to summit an obscure peak in Myanmar (Hkakabo Razi) to determine if it is Southwest Asia’s highest point. The expedition members, led by The North Face athlete and Telluride mountaineer Hilaree O’Neill include, videographer Renan Ozturk, climber Emily Harrington, and National Geographic author Mark Jenkins, photographer Cory Richards, and basecamp manager Taylor Rees.

A short aerial film featuring”the best 5.4 in the world”: Pigeon Spire’s West Ridge in the Bugaboos, BC, Canada. The ridge is 1,500 feet of solid, sticky granite with stunning views and breathtaking exposure. The Bugaboos had been on my list for a while, was psyched to finally have the chance to visit. It’s got to be one of the most beautiful places in the world.

For those of you who have been anticipating the release of ‘Out of the Shadow’ well then today is your day. ‘Out of the Shadows’ is a bouldering film (30 minutes) featuring the bouldering in and around the Okanagan valley. Directed and edited by Clayton Arnall, this film adds to the great collection of footage featuring an area that is increasing in popularity.

For those of you who are looking for more information about the area, please see the ‘Spotcheck’ we released earlier this year.

If the film is still classified as private, please check back soon, as it will be made public today!

Special thanks to Andy White for promoting the area and making sure that this film was released. Andy has been a true ambassador to the area and to our sport.

Check out this great short film following some top climbers as they explore the history of one of the most famous and beautiful climbing areas on earth:

Here is the second installment of a nice little series following Jonathan Siegrist as he travels and climbs in Spain. Check out part one here.

Check out this nice short video of Jonathan Siegrist climbing “Le Cadre Nouvelle” (9a) in Ceuse:

We always enjoy a Joe Kinder flick.

Check out this really slick little video of a classic old Klem Loskot problem. So cool!