Kyle Broxterman

10/05/2026

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

09/25/2026

Double Up On Small Gear ✌️ Ever since my accident I've taken small gear way more seriously, especially as a heavier climber (205lbs without any clothes or gear). Adding more layers to my safety system give me more confidence and allows me to execute with a calm level head. Anyone else a little suss on that nut placement? Or was that bomber? This is Gin Ricky (10c) in Red Rock Canyon.

09/17/2026

I won't say this was anywhere near 's experience on the Faroe Islands....but it felt kinda close. 😅 🐦💩 . This is Overhanging Hangover (10b) . Adventure Go Pro Climbing

09/17/2026

Just 60 seconds of Trad Placing ASMR for your pleasure. 🔊🦻 . This is Pitch 2 of Overhanging Hangover (10b) . Climbing ASMR Trad Placements Learn to Climb Trad .

09/16/2026

Cloud Tower (12a) 810ft ✅ Another one bites the dust! Just one week after my redpoint of OG Route, I managed to squeeze in a red point of Cloud Tower as well! My first time experiencing this route was back on November 13th 2023 where I took the easier block of leads and absolutely got smoked on the two harder pitches. Fast forward to last Saturday September 12th 2026 I was able to redpoint the entire route on my fourth attempt on the wall. This particular pitch really was a head scratcher for a while, so to finally have it all put together and feel somewhat "chill" was really groundbreaking for me. As you will see in the YouTube video I managed to find LOTS of rest and boy did I milk each one. One thing I've found in harder climbing is that the calmer I am, the better I climb. Slowing things down, milking rests, and controlling my breathing has allowed me to read the rock better, execute sequences smoother, place gear more confidently, and even find more rest. One other thing that REALLY made the difference on this route was switching to a more aggressive shoe. The feet are really small and technical on this pitch so busting out the Katana's was critical. Thanks for the belay and for a rad day out on one of Red Rocks best long trad lines. The full UNCUT footage of my redpoint of this pitch is on YouTube! Click the link in this reel to check it out.

09/15/2026

Get Out Your Tiny Screwdrivers For This One. I finally realized it was time I installed flip stops onto my cams. While installing over 20 of these I developed a technique that allows me to get a Flip Stop intalled in exactly 20s.

09/13/2026

Name The Route & I'll Give You a 🔥

09/12/2026

Sometimes You Just Gotta Run It Out 🤷 All jokes and drama aside climbing in "runout" terrain is a super super important skill to have as a trad climber. Being able to keep your cool and perform in an environment with high consequences not only keeps you alive it's fun as hell! The key is living by thought process of contemplating the odds of failure vs the consequences of that failure. Don't ever make a decision where your odds of failure are high AND the consequences of that failure is devastating. Keep your cool and move confidently. Build that relationship with your body, with the rock, and with your mind. Disclaimer: Obviously I am not doing anything groundbreaking here on 5.8 terrain. But the mental framework still applies.