Packing for Multi Pitch Rock Climbing

In this video I show how I pack my pack for traditional (trad) multi-pitch rock climbing in Red Rock Canyon near Las Vegas. We take a look at food, water, emergency supplies, sun protection, rock protection, slings, and anchors. I also talk briefly about what type of rack you might bring on routes with trad anchors and trad protected pitches, versus routes that have bolted anchors and trad protected pitches.

[austingillem]

Damn that videographer can really breath!

[mikepiper]

Watched four of your videos today, and I see that you went from Assistant Rock Guide to Certified Rock Guide not long ago. Congrats! That's a heck of a certification.

Your videos are super helpful.

[georgeleonardo]

This was such a good video. Lots of small tricks that as a noob trad climber I haven’t heard before.

[botbunk]

I haven't even watched the video and I know it's a bop

[paveltrue]

A great video, thanks for sharing! Who is the breather in the background? :)

[curvenut]

for the bottle, I found the gatorade, 1L bottle are perfect, they are cheap, very durable, and you can pee in it if needed on the wall

[gzzd]

Great video. It would be nice with an amazon shopping list of all your gear.

[Jaiycovery]

Which water bladers do you use, do you maybe have a link from them or brand name?

[CtHtThomas]

Do you always use a ATC in guide mode for belaying from the top? Never a grigri directly on the anchor?

[akaTheDevil]

The heavy breathing is a bit rough lol

[prospekts]

Isn't it kinda annoying when someone leaves a quicklink as a "leaver biner" since the next person on the climb might need a tool to remove it? Why not just have a triple action carabiner and leave that if you have to bail? Wouldn't it be as safe and then the next person has a much simplet removal process?

[ssaw]

Cammera lady is kinda out of breath there!

[thegamingzaddy]

Videographer is annoying. What a breather