FL Pro Alex Megos Climbs 10 of Switzerland's Hardest Routes...in Six D

FrictionLabs Pro Alex Megos is one of the most efficient rock climbers in the world. Not only thathe's also one of the strongest.

In just less than a week, with no rest between climbing days, Alex climbed 10 routes throughout Switzerland from 8b+ (5.14a) to 9a (5.14d). For most talented climbers, that can take years of work. For many more, it's a lifetime. Somehow, for the 24-year-old German powerhouse, it took six days.

Alex getting ready to send with some Secret Stuff. Photo courtesy Thomas Ballenberger / Red Bull Content Pool.

Here's Alex's ticklist from his trip:

Day 1 & 2 Voralpsee

Speed Integrale 9a

Day 3 Chuenisberg

Ravage 8b+/c

Enfant de la Boheme 8c

L'appel de la Foret 8c

Day 4 Tufleten

Im Reich des Shogun 9a

Day 5 Soyhieres

Les Temps Difficiles 8c+

Mines de Rien 8b+

Ramstein 8b+

Deja 8b+

Day 6 Val Bavona

Coup de Grace 9a

Now, courtesy of Red Bull, you can see it all go downclick below to check out the video from Alex's trip, and keep scrolling down for photos from Alex's rampage.

Alex on the send of *Im Reich Des Shogun*, 9a (5.14d) in Tfleten. Photo courtesy Thomas Balmer / Red Bull Content Pool.

*Coup de Grace*, 9a (5.14d) in Val Bavona. Photo courtesy Thomas Ballenberger / Red Bull Content Pool

Sizing up *L'appel de la Foret,* 8c (5.14b) in Chuenisberg. Photo courtesy Thomas Ballenberger / Red Bull Content Pool

Cover photo: Alex climbing Coup de Grace in Val Bavona, Switzerland. Photo courtesy Thomas Ballenberger / Red Bull Content Pool

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