Will Bosi

Will Bosi has dropped the video of his send of Alphane—and Lattice has dropped a longer video about Bosi’s training history.

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The 24-year-old Scot says that the problem is by far his hardest to date.

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Will Bosi has been livestreaming his attempts on Burden of Dreams. There's a lot to talk about.

“I personally felt that ‘Honey Badger’ (V16) was more of a challenge for me.”

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The Scottish climber has just opened what may be one of three V16s in the UK.

Will Bosi, 23, completed a long-standing 5.15a project at Dumbarton.

In one month, the 23-year-old put down 19 boulders V12 and up, in addition to two 5.14d routes in the Moravský Kras area of the Czech Republic.

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Bosi made the first ascent of a new route in Siurana called King Capella. While the 9b+ grade will need to be confirmed, the young climber's other nails-hard redpoints would suggest the grade will stick.