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Saw the movie, found it pretty interesting to think about it, investigated further and wrote an article!

Hope you enjoy it

https://mountainknowhow.com/could-alex-honnold-have-climb-back-down-how-do-free-solo-climbers-climb-back-down/

Great article, but it would be nice if we could get Alex to tune in too!

thanks, Scott for the feedback

that would be really nice, if he could tune in!!!
i am relatively new to this forum, is he a member here?

arnehendricks86 wrote:thanks, Scott for the feedback

that would be really nice, if he could tune in!!!
i am relatively new to this forum, is he a member here?

He is not a member (at least as far as I know), but he does use social media and has a website. It might be worth a shot to send him and email:

http://www.alexhonnold.com/contact

Every interview I have seen with him, he has stated each route has a "point of no return". I'm very sure this climb was the same, in this case however it was being filmed, he obviously would have aid close by. Nice article as well!

After viewing the big-screen flick and discovering it had later won an academy award, I am impressed and humbly "take back"
what I had "prejudged" and stated in a previous post in a different forum.

The dude was deserving of a helicopter ride back down. Also, he must endure the price of fame, even though fame can be very fleeting in today's fast-moving and often corrupted Society.