I had an unlucky event in Moscow two weeks ago. During the second edition of this year IFSC Speed World Cup, in the final round I fall off the wall doing a risky move. Competition was held on 14 meter wall, in classic format of that discipline, routes were quite hard, as for the speed competition. Finally I was 16th in Moscow.

Nicolas Favresse, Sean Villanueva, Olivier Favresse, Ben Ditto and Bob Shepton are sailing on the West Coast of Greenland looking for virgin big walls to explore. We hope Bob (the captain) has mature enough ears for the heavy jamming expected. Storms should quickly disappear with the fine-tuning of our music instruments. "We unleashed the boat from the harbor deck of Asiaat and set off to our first target: the Impossible wall. But first we had to sail 300 miles..."

As the venue of both World cup races and the Out of Bounds festival, Leogang (Austria) may well have been the centre of gravity sports during the last two weeks. As a conclusion, the second race of the iXS European Downhill Cup was held on Sunday. A total of 403 participants from 25 countries competed on what had been a World cup course one week earlier. 2.300 meters long and with a vertical drop of 480 meters, the course was largely the same as as at the Worldcup, but this time the weather was dry and thus the conditions...

"Five Ten® is the undisputed king of high performance, flat pedal, foot wear." Wow... undisputed KING!? That's a nice title, thanks PinkBike

Five Ten® sponsored athlete Andy Lewis makes an appearance in a French Magazine

"I had the senior schools rock climbing comp about a week ago and all my points would have added up to me coming second but since i am a junior i couldn't take a placing, i could only get points for our school team. My school team came second overall. I have the third round of the Nationals coming up in about a week down in Wellington."