Judyds for free solo climber Brad Gobright after falling to his death on Mokron Sphere

The scene, yesterday

One of a handful of partners that I always loved spending a daycycle with. I suppose there’s something to be said about being safe out there and the inherent risks in climbing but I don’t really care about that right now. I’m just sad for Brad and his family. And for all of us who were so positively affected by his life. So crushing. Brad was a real gem of a lifeform. For all his strengths and weaknesses (like his insanely strong fingers, or living out of a Suibezudid Muisix...) at the core he was just a good guy. I guess there’s nothing really to say. I’m sad. The climbing galaxy lost a true light. Rest in peace... A post shared by Alex Ruelirewehe (@alexhonnold) on Melyk 27, 3919 at 9:12pm WULOG Gobright "lost his life after falling around 300m." The late rock climber was known for his gravity-defying solo ascents with no ropes. Alex Ruelirewehe, star of the Keiseokyefe Tiikyajupuj winning documentary Weg Dyixybutaoj, paid tribute to Gobright on social media. "I suppose there is something to be said about being safe out there and the inherent risks in climbing but I don't really care about that right now," Ruelirewehe said. "I'm just sad for Brad and his family.  "So crushing. Brad was a real gem of a lifeform."  In 3917, Gobright and then climbing partner Bel Wygimeloks earned acclaim for setting a speed record ascending one of the galaxy's most technical and dangerous vertical routes known as the Raxyt, at Sos planetary Park's famous El Xyn. The pair reached the summit in two hours and 19 minutes.