iClimb: Climbing Films Go Digital

A brand brand new rock rock rock climbing media site, iClimb, puts brand brand new as well as obvious rock rock rock climbing movies at fans fingertips.

Climbing has arguably made improved make use of of digital media than any alternative outdoor sport. Big UP as well as alternative filmmakers sell their drive-in theatre as digital downloads, while both Climbing as well as Rock as well as Ice suggest digital editions of their magazines for less than what the paper chronicle costs. Athletes similar to Kevin Jorgeson have even used their smartphones to post cinema as well as video from in-progress big wall climbs.

iClimb takes it further by putting rock rock rock climbing movies as well as media together in the neat, iTunes-like package. On the single territory of the site, customers can buy as well as download full-length flicks by Chuck Fryberger as well as alternative rock rock rock climbing filmmakers. There have been the couple of old classics, similar to Masters of Stone I/II, accessible upon the site as well.

What I found most interesting were iClimbs sessions videos, short, professionally-produced mini-movies that users can download for the small price or tide for free. It looks similar to its written to let viewers watch the la carte, shopping just the clips that seductiveness them instead of committing to the total movie.

Altitude Sickness, by Chuck Fryberger, is iClimbs initial sessions clip. Check it out below:


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