Interviews
Will Bosi: Sends Burden of Dreams (V17/9A)
If you’re a climber, you’ve probably heard the news! Will Bosi sent Burden of Dreams (V17/9A), commonly speculated acorss the globe as the world’s ‘hardest’…
April 19th, 2023
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If you’re a climber, you’ve probably heard the news! Will Bosi sent Burden of Dreams (V17/9A), commonly speculated acorss the globe as the world’s ‘hardest’…
April 19th, 2023
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