Crazy Steep Drytooling in the Lake District
Last Updated on: 2nd December 2016, 05:37 pm
Drytooling started out as a way to reach those free-hanging icicles at the top of steep walls, but it’s morphed into a climbing discipline in its own right and an end unto itself. Perhaps nothing illustrates this better than the video below, in which Jeff Mercier climbs a severely overhanging D13 (like M13 mixed climbing but without the ice) route in the Lake District.
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- Climbing type: Drytooling
- Video location: Lake District, UK
- Video length: 2:58
- Video channel: Type Two Media
