The most epic top in the World Cups? | Sunday Sends @OnBouldering
The most epic top in the World Cups? | Sunday Sends  @OnBouldering
Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago
During the World Cup of 2014 in Grindelwald, Switzerland, Japanese star Rei Sugimoto offered one of the most memorable and exciting attempts we've ever seen in a climbing competition. Let's review it in honor of yesterday's Swiss World Cup in Meiringen.

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