| From | USA πΊπΈ |
| Gender | Male |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Trad (Worked) | E5 |
| Hardest Trad (Onsight) | E4 |
| Notable Partnerships | |
| Frank Cannings | |
Globetrotting US climber, one of the best in the world in the mid-70s, bold free-soloist. Responsible for solving many last great problems away from his New England base, notably in Yosemite and Australia. Climbing on the Czech and Dresden area sandstone influenced his purist style: avoiding both hammered gear and cams, frequently climbing shoeless, often free-soloing.
[1] https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mRDxd0iy2989qL5xCNMuh?
[2] Interview with Mark Synnott, 2008 https://www.climbing.com/culture/henry-barber-interview
[3] Interview with Ken Wilson, Mountain 35 (1974), page 34 /library/11054/mountain-35
[4] https://www.henrybarber.com/categories/media/media_1-1.php
| From | USA πΊπΈ |
| Gender | Male |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Trad (Worked) | E5 |
| Hardest Trad (Onsight) | E4 |
| Notable Partnerships | |
| Frank Cannings | |
Globetrotting US climber, one of the best in the world in the mid-70s, bold free-soloist. Responsible for solving many last great problems away from his New England base, notably in Yosemite and Australia. Climbing on the Czech and Dresden area sandstone influenced his purist style: avoiding both hammered gear and cams, frequently climbing shoeless, often free-soloing.
[1] https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mRDxd0iy2989qL5xCNMuh?
[2] Interview with Mark Synnott, 2008 https://www.climbing.com/culture/henry-barber-interview
[3] Interview with Ken Wilson, Mountain 35 (1974), page 34 /library/11054/mountain-35
[4] https://www.henrybarber.com/categories/media/media_1-1.php