Red Bull Climbing Vid CONTROVERSY

Red Bull's latest climbing video has been causing a bit of a stir, we look at the issues surrounding it. Meanwhile Japan hosts its first bouldering comp of 2021 and a first ascent mountain route gets climbed in Switzerland.

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