James Pearson Climbs Challenging Highball ’29 Dots’ in Italy, Overcoming Fear and Numbness
James Pearson repeats Bernd Zangerl’s highball boulder problem, 29 Dots, in Italy, known for its challenging and intimidating line with a height of 14m and difficulty even for experienced climbers like Pearson.
By the Numbers- 29 Dots was first climbed by Zangerl in 2015.
- It has only seen one repeat by Gabriele Moroni in 2017.
- James Pearson successfully repeated the highball boulder problem, showcasing the extreme challenges and risks involved in such climbs.
- The route is described as extremely high, with difficult and insecure moves, making it a significant accomplishment for climbers.
Pearson's ascent of 29 Dots highlights the fine line between risk and danger in climbing, serving as a cautionary tale to always respect the rock and be mindful of the challenges posed by highball boulder problems.
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