Hukkataival Climbs Alpine Sport Testpiece Sibergeier (5.14a)
World-renowned boulderer Nalle Hukkataival has climbed Beat Kammerlander’s Silbergeier (5.13d/5.14a) in the Rätikon, the Swiss Alps. Established in 1993, Silbergeier remains one of the most difficult alpine sport climbs in the world.
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repeat of Goia, in Varazze, Italy, which many climbers suggest may be V16. Hukkataival is one of a handful of climbers in the world to flash V13. He has also helped develop climbs in the Grampians, Australia.
