Climbers Chris Sharma and Obe Carrion spend two months traveling across the western United States to tackle first ascents at famous bouldering sites.
Synopsis
Climbers Chris Sharma and Obe Carrion spend two months traveling across the western United States to tackle first ascents at famous bouldering sites.
Synopsis
Chris Sharma and Obe Carrion travel across the western United States for two months, visiting iconic bouldering locations like Castle Rock, Lake Tahoe, and Priest Draw. They attempt first ascents of difficult routes, now known as "Sharma Problems." The film captures the climbing culture at Black Mountain and Squamish. It also features the bouldering competition at The X-Games, a significant event in the sport's evolution. Directed by Josh Lowell, "Rampage" runs for 76 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Follow Chris Sharma's climbing feats in stunning locations.
- See the vibrant climbing culture at Black Mountain.
- Meet Obe Carrion as he tackles challenging bouldering routes.
Did You Know
- Chris Sharma and Obe Carrion traveled for two months across the U.S.
- The film features bouldering sites like Castle Rock and Lake Tahoe.
- The X-Games bouldering competition is a key event in the film.
- First ascents in the film are referred to as 'Sharma Problems.'
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Rampage?
Rampage was directed by Josh Lowell.
What are Sharma Problems?
Sharma Problems are challenging bouldering routes that climbers Chris Sharma and Obe Carrion attempted to complete first ascents of during their road trip.
What notable bouldering sites are featured in Rampage?
The documentary features renowned bouldering sites such as Castle Rock, Lake Tahoe, and Priest Draw.
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