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• BDTV Episode 4: Sharing the Line

  Global Athlete Babsi Zangerl and Ambassador Jacopo Larcher in the fourth episode of BDTV. Lire la suite >

• BDTV Episode 6: The Master of Moves

  World Cup route setter Jacky Godoffe explores the moves in Fontainebleau. Lire la suite >

• Renan Ozturk and Zack Smith in Alaska's Ruth Gorge

  Renan Ozturk and Zack Smith traveled to Alaska in late June 2009 to attempt a variety of climbing objectives, keeping their options open to the whims of weather, conditions and their stoke. Lire la suite >

• Johnny Collinson youngest to climb Seven Summits

  Johnny Collinson became the youngest person to climb all Seven Summits in January 2010 at the age of 17, completing his global tour in a mind-blowing 367 days—barely over one year. Lire la suite >

• Black Diamond Ambassador Roland Hemetzberger Sends Delirium

  After battling tricky weather and challenging rock, Black Diamond Ambassador Roland Hemetzberger finally sent Delirium, a multi-pitch 8c in Austria's Kaiser Mountains. Lire la suite >

• Roland Hemetzberger Sends Fugu

  On the second ascent of Fugu, an old Alexander Huber test piece, Black Diamond Ambassador Roland Hemetzberger finds beautiful rock and a deep history. Lire la suite >

• Roland Hemetzberger: Madness in Madagascar

  After seeing images of the towering walls of Madagascar in a book years ago, Black Diamond Ambassador Roland Hemetzberger knew that he had to visit the island. This year, his dream finally came true. Lire la suite >

• Roland Hemetzberger: New Zealand's First 9a

  New Zealand is a wonderland of glaciers, rainforests, rugged coastlines and amazing climbing. Black Diamond Ambassador Roland Hemetzberger traveled to NZ to sample all that it has to offer, and ended up making the first ascent of Nebuchadnezzar. Rolo has offered the grade of 9a, which would make it the hardest route in New Zealand. Lire la suite >

• BD Athlete Roland Hemetzberger Sends 8c+ Zarathustra on Gear

  Birdpeaks, stoppers, camalots...and two years of work. Here's what it takes to make a 5.14c first ascent without clipping the bolts. Lire la suite >

• Hazel Findlay’s Mental Training Series: Part 1—Let the Body Climb

  Black Diamond Global Athlete Hazel Findlay shares her mental training strategies in this part one of a three part series. Lire la suite >

• Antte Lauhamaa: Discovering Norway’s Hidden Ski Paradise

  Black Diamond Ambassador Antte Lauhamaa went hunting for powder on Norway’s rugged coastline. What he found is an island he thinks will be a Norway’s new premier ski destination. Lire la suite >

• Hang Right : Les douleurs au coude chez les grimpeurs

  Dans le second chapitre de leur série Hang Right, les kinésithérapeutes Esther Smith et Katey Blumenthal identifient les causes de douleurs au coude persistantes chez les grimpeurs et nous expliquent que faire. Lire la suite >

• Sonnie Trotter: Spain 14 Years Later

  After 14 years away, Black Diamond Ambassador Sonnie Trotter reflects on how Spain, and he himself, has changed. Lire la suite >

• Sonnie Trotter: A Climbing Life After Kids

  In his second blog from Spain, Sonnie Trotter sends Estado Critico (9a), proving that hard climbs can still be achieved after kids. Lire la suite >

• Sonnie Trotter: The Last Day

  In his third blog from Spain, Sonnie Trotter gives his 14-year 5.14 project one final go. Lire la suite >

• Bootcamp: Babsi Zangerl

  Global Athlete Babsi Zangerl has unwavering climbing focus. She is calm, collected and crushes. Training with women was a new experience for her. Through BD Bootcamp she found value in the motivation of others and learned to listen to her body more than anything else. This is her story. Lire la suite >