Alex Honnold

You know, crack climbing where you're, like, jamming your toes into a crack and you're torquing them side to side and you're, like, wedging your fingers in.

I mean, when you're doing it well, it has a pleasant feel of safety to it because you can really lock into cracks and it feels comfortable and you feel like you're swimming.

You're like, this is beautiful.

But when you really come down to the sensations, you're still crushing your bones into a crack like a star.

Yeah.

I definitely don't.

You don't?

I mean, well, you have your grip thing.

You can find out.

Well, actually, so there is like a sloping cliff thing below me.

So I'm actually only like 30 feet off the ground or 40 feet.

But if you fell, you'd bounce off and you'd go, you know, basically to where it looks like down in the valley floor down there.

It's funny, actually, have you seen Free Solo?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Do you remember the camera guy that can't look?

Yeah.

The guy that's shooting the long shot on the ground, Mikey.

He's a really good friend of mine.

I've done tons of things with him.

He shot the Taipei climb as well.