Thanks for not putting annoying music in the background!

Bruv you're the biggest most badass climber out there. Your content is impeccable, your character emmates calmness which makes the whole experience very enjoyable. Keep up! You deserve to be sponsored by the biggest brands, I'm sure it will come.

Most chill guy ever…..steps aside in time to miss dangerous rockfall and doesn’t change his tone for a second!😂

It feels super cozy to get to follow your journey while you're still a "smaller creator", your personality and the things you do will surely make you really popular someday, so there's something really nice about right now just getting to enjoy the nice footage, the way you are and this small community that loves to follow your uploads, looking forward to the next one like always =)

I love the way you say "oops" as if you were surprised,love that you're not used to dropping things, that's why I watch your videos over again isn't it time for some more please ❤

Your genuineness shines through the video. Nothing fake here. It's a rarity these days. Keep it up dude. Stay safe!

I remember a while back in California…my future wife and I pulled off into an area that was rocky and kind of cool. There was  what I considered to be a small mountain…being from Florida and all. I decided that I was going to climb to the top. When I got up there my first reaction was…dang…i’m so out of shape and breath! When I got my stuff back together and looked down at the car and her sitting on the hood…I realized that I was probably only at about 100’ up….seemed like miles. Needless to say going back down took way less time and effort than going up…😂😮

Absoluetly love you videos, been climbing for 15 years and this kind of content is the best vs the over produced stuff.

It's getting dangerous, rocks falling down.
People: Cancel and get down to safety
Andraz: Hold my beer.

You are 100% correct, to listen to your intuition.Though it was 35years ago, three climbing buds and I were attempting to winter summit in the chilliwack valleys' cascade mountains " Canadian borderpeak"; but after traversing some sick 5.7slab traverse that was not same as route description, we listened to our intuition and decided to not attempt summit wide crack pitches, in winter crampons. As it turned out, once we had hurriedly descended, and had driven back down to within feet of the chilliwack lake road, our car stalled.Now with the engine no longer running we can hear a loud boom- rumble-baboom, getying louder snd approaching us. And no kidding the reason our route description no longer matched the summit area, was now tumbling down the funneling-plinko gullies toward us.The large(5-storey apartment block sized) sub-summit gendarme-like peak litterally was exploding apart as it came down the several thousand feet of mountainside, toward us in the subaru! I guessed we had about 45 seconds before it rolled right over us. Telling my friends to stay put, but run for their lives if the car wasn't rolling again in 30 seconds. Car restarted, drove only 50feet to get back on the paved roadway, and then only another 80 or 100 feet from there, stopping as the now house sized boulder, continued to calve flakes off itself and litterally came to a rest under(beside) the chipmunk-creek river bridge, now only a very large boulder 40-50foot cicumference, rocking back snd forth like a roadrunner cartoon animation on th very lowest point there .That would have been the end of us but, thanks to listening to our intuition,  and the fact that the weird "squeaking,  like steel bending" sound up at the summit snowfield, was in fact a teetering part of the former summit of the mountain.Aptley reduced to rubble, perhaps not unlike our invincibility  young egos, that were tested that day.The replanted clearcut has grown to a mature size, like the saplings from my first years treeplanting, now shade my retired parents house  30feet and taller.But you can still see the swath cut through the mountainsides forests, where no soil shall soon find a footing, upon the snake mountaisides rasp. Point or moral is you can't believe it untill you see it, but yes be wary around those old rocks!

Another lovely day out - peace , quiet, solitude,  wise words ........ and a toilet stop to end the day ;)

I remember seeing a video in which the photographer said she had trouble conveying the steepness of what she was filming, but I see you have no problem with that at all ha ha! I have become addicted to these videos of yours, and thankfully, my husband has too. We watch them while we eat our meals, safe and warm in our home. Please be careful. I don’t have to tell you to enjoy yourself and I know you’re being careful.👋🏼😘💪🏽 oh and thank you for the lovely views that we would never get to see otherwise.

Great video! It’s tough to find good climbing content in this style. Glad I found your channel!

I've watched and truly enjoyed almost all of your videos and have great admiration for your spirit and character. This one,however,  was the one that I found  truly scary.  Ice has its own rules,but you did it. Thank you for sharing your adventures and beautiful sights.  May you have a lifetime more.

Besides your great climbing and attitude - i appreciate the fact you take time to reply to your subscribers - so many don’t bother. Keep it up!

5:00 That was scary (also,love the things you say about the fear and listening to your body, it's inspired me)

Looks like this toilet is some kind of a teleport to the mountains :)

I'd love to hear a bit about your philosophy of climbing alone vs climbing with others! Great video as per usual!

I’d love to see a video of you and Magnus Madibu climbing in winter together

Amazing scenery and wise words, a lovely combination.  Thank you.