Alex Honnold Climbed 3,000ft Without Rope…🤯⛰️

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Alex Honnold made history by becoming the first person to free solo El Capitan—a 3,000ft near-vertical granite wall—with no ropes, no safety gear, and no room for error. Every move had to be perfect as he climbed one of the most challenging routes in the world using nothing but his hands and feet. Against all odds, he reached the top, achieving what many thought was impossible.

Credits: Free Solo (2018) by Jimmy Chin & Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi. National Geographic, ESPN, Vanity Fair, New York Times

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After 6 months of training i’m finally ready to watch the documentary

PinoyChefromDownUnder

It is still insane how a human bring can climb 3000 feet without anything and having the strength and mindset to make it to the top without falling.

Ben-kyw

Red bull is knocking at bros door as I speak

Deeeeejaaaay

the fact that he did that shit in under 4 hours is crazy

Frienly-zn

Went to Yosemite in the summer of 2023, this rock face is no joke. Climbing WITH gear let alone without is a feat

ManchesterUnitedSupporter

some humans are just born and destined to do incredible feats like this guy what an amazing free solo run

peaky

My hands got sweaty just watching that

SKOLL_VIKINGS

As a climber, I'd like to add more to this:

The route Alex took (Freerider) was graded 5.13a, very difficult and very impressive to do with ropes for even a dedicated and experienced amateur climber to climb for a single 100-150 foot pitch. This route was 30 consecutive pitches.

Most people who climb this route take 4-6 days (sleeping on the wall) and if we assume 12 hours of climbing a day, that is 50+ hours of climbing with rest in between. Alex did it in less than 4 hours.

Really, everyone gets this is an insane feat, but it is more insane than a lot of people even realize. Also I don't live in CA and don't climb big walls, so if any of this is misleading please forgive me. Great stuff though

TheMinecraftCookie

For those who liked "Free solo" watch also "The Alpinist" about Mark Andre Leclerc. Amazing documentary. 👍

arseniykerimov

I watched the documentary. Is very impressive how he does this. Hope he continues to be safe.

Justin-nfj

I got the pleasure to meet him when I was younger we climbed at the local climbing gym he came and all of us got to take pictures with him.

DaneDaner-ys

Me at school when we look at the wall it doesn't impressive anymore, when we look at the montain he climbed its terrifying

allox

El Capitan is HUGE in person, I went up to the rock face and I have never felt so small. It is so insane someone can do this especially without a rope

CamBurton