Who's the best SRT climber out there?

[TTS North]

Ha! I'm watching that full screen and a google ad for a personal injury lawyer came up.

Edited June 2, 2015 by TTS North

[broadsword]

Had to turn the sound off....makes death metal sound like UB40....if this is what the youth are listening to these days i feel very sorry for them.... aside from that a cool vid!

[mistahbenn]

Lawrence is an NYC climber. Rigs some crazy big pieces in real tiny spaces. One of the top drawer climbers, and videographers to boot. Check his channel out to see more!

Edited June 2, 2015 by mistahbenn

[Adam Bourne]

Lawrence is a great guy! Top draw climber and funny too. Nice little video that.

[jase8519]

Good vid but I think the sound is was F#**ed on my computer !

[Al Duffill]

Each and every one of us is the best, I guess we all have our own technique, style and speed, you don't have to be fast around a tree to be a good climber.

[Al Duffill]

Each and every one of us is the best, lol, I guess we all have our own technique, style and speed, you don't have to be fast around a tree to be a good climber. I love the simplicity of SRT, it suits me, the footage of the guy with a couple of ropes and everything else looks a bit over complicated to me, reminds me of double rope, too much gear, in the footage he almost gets some kit jammed in a crotch until it's forcefully yanked out, imagine an off day when things don't go smoothly? Each to their own😉

 

Now to the more serious stuff, the soundtrack , it's Daft Punk ( who wear helmets with mirrored visors as part of their persona/ image) from their 1997 album Homework, the track is called Rollin' & Scratchin', so the kids have probably moved on to SkrillX and beyond, lol, personally I love it and was in my 20's when it was released, killer tune! ✌🏻️