Succeeding is always the goal, but sometimes we need failure. Sometimes we need it more than success. 

Going out to Maltatal to try Bugeleisen was a familiar feeling. Some travel, some flying, some driving, and a new place to experience. But many things were different. A new climbing area, but with only one real focus for the trip. Being in an area

We recently spoke to the Moonboard legend Hoseok Lee about his training, climbing on the Moonboard and dream boulders. You might have seen his outrageous training feats and hard climbing on Instagram, so be prepared for more psych. Rea on to check out what he had to say!

by Martin Keller

It all started way back on a cold day in November 2004 when I had been able to send the second part of the line for my second 8A-boulder. The first part of the line (Unendliche Geschichte 2, 8A+) with its crazy river polished slopers always puzzled me. The friction was so poor that I had not been able to really pull on those holds and constantly dryfired

Max Raeuber visits Gran Canaria for the first time to check out its bouldering paradise, but little did he know what the final week of his trip had in store...

Eliot Stephens shares his top five most inspirational bouldering videos from the last 20 years. Featuring problems from some of today's most popular bouldering destinations including Magic Wood, Rocklands, and Red Rocks.

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, we're relaunching the classic 90's bouldering film, One Summer for you to enjoy once again. Step back in time to the Peak District in 1994 and follow Ben Moon as he ticks some of the area's most classic boulder problems.

Join Moon athlete, Martin Keller on his journey as he discovers the secret to unlocking his first ascent of Ninja Skills 8C/8C+