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Hey Five Ten world. A quick update: Most have likely read about my and Hayden Kennedy's trip to the Cerro Torre range in southern Patagonia this past winter, so I won't go into much detail. We had what I would describe as an audacious season, climbing all four Torres (Standhardt, Herron, Egger, Cerro Torre) in fine fast style. Also, a new route on another beautiful face we called The Gentleman's Club. We managed to be the first to skip the hundreds of bolts placed along Cerro Torre's southeast ridge, what they called a 'fair means' ascent. We...
I first got word from some climbers about Argentina a few years ago. One of them is my friend Cameron Maier from Colorado. He traveled there a couple years ago mostly to explore the beautiful country and experience the culture. He said the mix of big mountains, small vintage villages, and daily asados (BBQ's) was more than worth the visit. It wasn't until this January, aside from seeing news about Cerro Torre, that I heard about Argentina and its mass potential for climbing.









