Flash

Reel Rock's "Age of Ondra Part II" follows Adam from Spain to Canada to France as he tries to make the first 5.15a flash.

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Between the 2021 Salt Lake City World Cups—at the first of which Brooke made her first World Cup podium—she also makes a casual flash of Euro Trash (V12/8A+).

Alex Megos sent Underground (5.14d) in Arco, Italy on his first try, and suggested a potential downgrade.

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This story originally appeared in the December/January 2018 issue of our print edition.

Czech superstar makes history again.

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Flash—Our monthly climbing photo gallery

Flash—Our monthly climbing photo gallery

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We went in search of the world's craziest, coolest, and most unusual climbing structures, whether they were designed specifically for climbing or simply had some holds thrown on them. From a retrofitted bridge in Oregon to the wild, 121-foot tall Excalibur spire in the Netherlands, here are eight structures that will make your palms sweat.

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Celebrating the life of Dean Potter with inspiring photos and original quotes

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FEBRUARY 12, 2016 EDITION

February 8, 2016 edition