Climber, alpinist, trail-runner... Each of them will deal with his favorite sport, the one where he's best, and for which he earned an international recognition.
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On Gérome Pouvreau's Blog
On Petzl Crew's Blog
In late October, most of the Petzl team gathered in Siurana (Spain) for
a week of exchange and climbing. The opportunity to mix together rock
climbers, alpine climbers, trail runners and adventure racers.
On Petzl Crew's Blog
For their second film, the Les Collets Team stayed with their successful recipe: great climbing sequences (similar to Dosage videos), with an emphasis on climbing, cool images, esthetics and the climbers themselves!
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Behind every breakthrough in the progression of climbing, there's a true story of doubt and determination, perseverance in the face of failure. 
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Check out the recently launched REEL ROCK Film Tour Trailer.
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Check out the Petzl Millau Roctrip film, featuring the 90m Infinity Lane routes... 17 minutes of amazing climbing to get you psyched!
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
The Petzl Roc trips get better and better, bigger and bigger. This year was no exception, with single pitch routes 100m long, I don't think they get any longer. I was invited again, obviously as the token Brit, there for dry humour and poor dress sense and perhaps because I've won a few trips, even up against the likes of Sharma and Andrada. Fortunately they hadn't spotted it was clearly either a fluke or involved some serious cunning. On performance alone I think I'd be lucky to scrape in!
On Petzl Crew's Blog
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
Hardly news to 99.999% of climbers, but to those that care, the starting block falling off at the start of Mecca was a big issue!
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Ueli Steck finds himself in perfect physical conditions. For the past few weeks, the weather in the Alps has been beautiful and the conditions on the great Northfaces in the Alps have been great . After Ueli Steck's speed record on the Grandes Jorasses over the Colton-Macintyre route, it was very likely, that he was also going to try to establish a new speed record on the Matterhorn.
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
Not really, but does anything in our sport really make sense? We look for the hardest way up the wall, then try and find the easiest way up it! Link-ups are fun for training, though often make two OK routes into one really good one.

On Petzl Crew's Blog
On Petzl Crew's Blog
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On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
So far this year climbing seems to be going well. I managed to redpoint a new 9a/9a+. I always thought it was 9a+, but it went fast, so I wondered, is it really so hard??? 
On Liv Sansoz's Blog
So... Our trip is almost finished, in a few hours we'll drive to the airport, going back to France...