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• 5 Things You Didn't Know: Hazel Findlay

  In our ongoing series about the stories behind out athlete’s accomplishments we talked to one of the newest members of our global climbing team Hazel Findlay. Lire la suite >

• 5 Things You Didn't Know: Nico Favresse

  In our ongoing series about the stories behind out athlete’s accomplishments, this month we talked with vagabond climber, musician, and adventurer Nico Favresse. Lire la suite >

• 5 Things You Didn't Know: Will Gadd

  This month we talked with BD athlete and Canadian climber Will Gadd, who is one of the pioneers of modern ice and mixed climbing and has put up cutting-edge first ascents around the world. Lire la suite >

• Daniel Jung sends La Rambla

  After coming agonizingly close to sending La Rambla (9a+ / 5.15a) last year, Black Diamond Athlete Daniel Jung returns for another attempt. Lire la suite >

• Leichtfried’s FA of Zweite Geige (WI7), Langental

  Albert Leichtfried and Benedikt Purner went to the Southern Alps where they found the ice to be in excellent shape. After some searching, they established a new line next to the stunning Zauberflöte. Lire la suite >

• X4: The Missing Link In the Camalot Family

  More than two decades after the original Camalot, the X4 gives climbers like Mason Earle a new tool to protect new projects. This is the story of the engineers and climbers who brought the new cam to life. Lire la suite >

• Nalle Hukkataival: The Finnish Line (V16)—Rocklands’ Hardest Boulder

  This summer, BD Athlete Nalle Hukkataival journeyed to South Africa’s famed Rocklands in search of first ascents. What he found was a problem every boulderer dreams of … Lire la suite >

• Joe Grant: The Nolan’s 14 Interview

  BD Athlete Joe Grant shares his thoughts on his record-breaking, unsupported run of Nolan’s 14. Lire la suite >

• Hazel Findlay Does Australia

  Black Diamond Ambassador Cedar Wright follows Global Athlete Hazel Findlay's exploration in Australia as she quests to take down Final Departure. Lire la suite >

• Finally, I Climbed a Mountain

  Black Diamond Global Athlete Hazel Findlay's recent shoulder surgery forces her to reevaluate where she can find happiness. Lire la suite >

• Hazel Findlay: Life in a Tin Can

  As a full-time climber on the road 365 days a year, BD Global Athlete Hazel Findlay has sorted out all of the best methods for living in a car or van. Here, she bestows upon us her hard-earned nuggets of wisdom for better life on the road. Lire la suite >

• One Year Later: Hazel Findlay's Recovery

  A year ago, Black Diamond Global Athlete Hazel Findlay had shoulder surgery, after climbing through serious shoulder pain for half a decade. Now, a year post-op, she explores how her life, and climbing, have changed. Lire la suite >

• A Question of Risk: Hazel Findlay

  For episode 5 of our series of conversations on risk with some of the world's best climbers and skiers, we sat down with British climber and BD athlete Hazel Findlay. Lire la suite >

• Happiness is a Tasmanian Sea Stack

  After a lifetime of listening to stories about Tasmania's Totem Pole, Black Diamond Global Athlete Hazel Findlay finally stepped onto the sea stack, belayed by one of its first free ascensionists. Lire la suite >

• Jordan White: Skiing Alaska’s Thunder Mountain

  Black Diamond Athlete Jordan White loves Alaska. It’s his chance to unplug and get away from work, ski lifts and a busy life. In Alaska, White’s only work is putting one foot in front of the other while his skins serve as the area’s ski lifts. This spring, he and a crew headed back to “the last frontier” with an eye on a prime line. And as usual, Alaska did not disappoint. Lire la suite >

• Johnny Collinson: The Sickle

  Johnny Collinson is a sucker for adventure. So when Sherpas Cinema pitched him the idea of skiing a gnarly, 2000-foot line in the Canadian Rockies, Collinson was all in. Lire la suite >