Ondra’s Spanish Rampage Continues + Raw Send Video
Adam Ondra wasted no time celebrating his recent send of the world's hardest sport climb, La Dura Dura (5.15c). Instead, the 20-year-old Ondra hopped on the Sharma route Fight or Flight (5.15b) at Oliana, Spain, and promptly fired the second ascent.
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world’s hardest sport climb, La Dura Dura (5.15c). Instead, the 20-year-old Ondra hopped on the Sharma route Fight or Flight (5.15b) at Oliana, Spain, and promptly fired the second ascent just two days after his FA of La Dura Dura. Fight or Flight was Ondra’s third 5.15 of his Spanish vacation, having completed Power Inverter (5.15a) on the first day of his trip, January 25.
“First day of the trip with totally wet upper slab,” wrote Ondra on his 8a.nu scorecard. “Made stoked for La Dura Dura, felt strong!”
Nearing the end of his Spanish trip, Ondra traveled to Cuenca where he onsighted two 5.14bs, El Calvario del Sacari, and Totem.
Below is the raw, uncut video of Ondra sending Fight or Flight (5.15b).
Check out this video of Chris Sharma on Fight or Flight (5.15b).