Renowned climbers Honnold and Caldwell successfully complete repeat free climb on Yosemite's challenging 5.13b route called The Heart Route in Yosemite National Park. The first time someone did the ascent was In 2015, the late Brad Gobright and Mason Earle.

The chosen route, which was first climbed in 1970, has long been regarded as a benchmark for difficulty and technicality. Its steep, overhanging sections, demanding sequences, and small, hard-to-hold features make it a daunting challenge for even the most experienced climbers. Honnold and Caldwell spent 3 days to ascent this climb. There’s a tricky V10 dyno section in the middle.

The successful repeat climb serves as a testament to Honnold and Caldwell's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of climbing.