The Masters of Stone series has returned with a sixth volume – faster, harder,
\nbolder and newer, the film features Dean Potter, Hans Florine, Steph Davis
\nplus many more. Speed record on El Capitan, high-ball Bouldering, speed free
\nsolo racing, the world’s highest slackline; it’s all here plus a double
\nfeature bonus – 20 Years of Stone – and an eye-opening session with Timmy
\nO’Neill. <\/p>\n
Yuji Hirayama and Hans Florine set a new speed record on the Nose of El
\nCapitan in Yosemite. Leaving all the common practices and protections of
\nclimbing behind, they simo-climb mind-bendingly fast, stretching their lead-
\nouts by 60, 80, even 150 feet at a time as the crowd screams, ‚GO!‘ from
\nbelow. This is the Super Bowl, Olympics, and Boston Marathon of rock climbing,
\nall rolled into one. Here’s how they broke the record at 2:43:33 on 2900
\nvertical feet of the world’s finest rock. <\/p>\n
Kevin Jorgeson puts up one of the most stunning highball boulder problems in
\nthe world at Lake Tahoe, California.
\nSean Jones adds a new inspiration rating to his first ascents on Half Dome and
\nRibbon Falls.
\nBASE jumping way too close to the ground, parkour on rock, free-soloing, roped
\nfree-falling and many more breakthroughs-
\nMore than any other sport, rock climbing continually redefines its rules and
\nresets its limits. Yesterday’s ‚impossible,‘ becomes today’s warm-up as
\nadvances in mental and physical mastery combine to break new ground.
\nEvery few years the MASTERS OF STONE series delivers a new episode that
\ncaptures these breakthroughs in a tasty mix of music, character, commentary
\nand, above all, visual action. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"