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New ClimbIstria stickers | Climb Istria
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May 15, 2015. We just got new, freshly printed www.climbistria.com stickers. If you like them and would love to receive them: like and share this post on Facebook. And we will send them to you. Laquo; Previous post. Next Post ». Real feel: 29°C. Wind speed: 2 m/s W. Forecast August 22, 2016. Wind speed: 1 m/s NNW. Forecast August 23, 2016. Wind speed: 1 m/s NE. Forecast August 24, 2016. Wind speed: 2 m/s NE.
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Food for climbers in Slovenia, Italy and Croatia | Climb IstriaClimb Istria
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After a long and intensive climbing day or during designated rest day the essential stuff like food usually comes on our to-do list. Dont worry, when it comes to food this part of the world can offer you great variety of meals suitable for every pocket. A mixture of italian cousine, slovenian mainland dishes and mediterranean culinary treats will help your hunger games end fast. From past experiences the great advantage you have when passing trough our neigborhood are good meals at affordable price.
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Luka Pavlovčič's first 8b, Pikova dama
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Luka Pavlovčič’s first 8b, Pikova dama in Mišja peč. May 23, 2015. Under guidance and mental support of Slovenian climbing legend Urh Čehovin. 42 years old doctor of civil engineering, crushed his first 8b ever. He fell on the last hard move 4 times before clipping the chain of the 35 meters long technical endurance challenge. Bravo Luka. The last days there were many climbers climbing in the big Osp cave. As well. In between the hard crushes, Jure Piršič. Which was redpointed as well by Luka Biščak.
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History of Vizija | Climb Istria
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History of Vizija (8c) recently climbed by Jurica Levatić. May 9, 2015. In one of the last days of the season, Croatian Jurica Levatić. Working as a computer scientist in famous Institute of Jožef Štefan in Ljubljana, Slovenia, finished his hardest route to date, Vizija 8c. With that ascent he became the 3rd Croatian to redpoint 8c. You can read more on his blog. Is a 30 meters long route in the central part of Mišja peč. It is characterized by first really hard 8 meters. Definitely not a visionary thing.
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Lukasz Dudek climbed Xaxid Hostel in Mišja peč
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Lukasz Dudek climbed Xaxid Hostel (9a) in Mišja peč. April 17, 2015. Two days ago Polish climber Lukasz Dudek. Born in 1983, climbed his 13th 9a. This 40 meter long line took him two trips to finally clip the anchor of it. The route consists of first 15 meters of around 8c (FB boulder 8b). And then joins Ekstaza (8c ) to the top of the wall. This was the 4th ascent. Of the route after FA by Tomasz Mrazek. And repeats by Adam Ondra. Also in 2009 and Domen Škofic. Is a proud father. And End of silence.
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Rest day for climbers in Istria | Climb IstriaClimb Istria
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For most non climbers this particular part of web page would stay unclicked or clicked for reasons such as ooohh theres probably some info about places where you can easily chill out in shade or drink your favourite bevanda on the beach! But we all know true climbers rest day can be a very active and interesting thing to do instead of sleeping in your tent, camper van, trailer or on the back seats of your super comfy car. You can do beside climbing. Plenty of -ing ahead! IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER visit:.
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Warm temperatures & Hot flashes | Climb Istria
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Warm temperatures & hot flashes. May 12, 2015. In the Spider’s roof of big wall in Osp. The Ice climbing World cup competitor, onsighted. 8211; the first part of beautiful Active discharge. The most famous route of the cave this year is Jurij Ravnik’s Helihopter v omaki. The 30 meters long, really steep and powerful 8b, that was freed last year by Klemen Bečan. Was visited last days by Slovakian 12 years. Old girl Vanda Michalkova. Nothing else then of course famous and powerful Mrtvaški ples.
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Climbing Istria Slovenia, Croatia, Italy | Climb IstriaClimb Istria
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Lies in the south-east of Europ. E and is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic sea. It is located at the head of the Adriatic between the Gulf of Trieste and the Bay of Kvarner. It is shared by the three countries: Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. In the area of the Adriatic sea. There is a mediterranean climate. Except in its northern part. In Trieste bay. From the view of sport climbing in general, climbing is possible during the whole year. Autumn and spring are top seasons. Since different sectors reach...
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Young girls crushing hard | Climb Istria
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Young girls crushing hard. May 6, 2015. A couple of days ago, 13 years old Croatian girl Jani Zoraj. Living in Zagreb, redpointed her first 8b. 8211; the powerful classic Mrtvaški ples. For a succesful ascent she needed nothing more then two days and seven attempts. Respect! Old girl, this time Slovenian Lučka Rakovec. Living in Ljubljana, redpointed her first 8a. Or harder with Sonce v očeh 8a. On her 4th attempt. Laquo; Previous post. Next Post ». Real feel: 29°C. Wind speed: 2 m/s W.
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New photo galleries | Climb Istria
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May 19, 2015. On our portal ( www.climbistria.com. You can from now on find in between climbing locations. New feature – photo galleries from the specific crag. Check many nice photos. From the photo galleries. Like for example: Mišja peč. The big cave in Osp. They can be found under the decription of climbing location above the list of the routes. Many more will be uploaded in the next days. So check your best climbing portal every day. To see its updates. Laquo; Previous post. Next Post ».
