CHAOS Climbing OKC

Nat at the Red River Gorge in Kentucky.
We’ve been must traveling a lot but have also been selling a lot of bags. Solely to gyms! The silos and Stratus here in Oklahoma is mostly where our still has been going :)

This account feels like a “let’s follow nat’s adventures in climbing” but that’s because I’m always climbing with him and the one with the camera…

Nat and Drew rocked it at 24HHH last weekend. Nat is somehow still rocking that CHAOS bag that he has had for almost two years (and still counting!)

Photo ID: Nat climbing outside, reaching up with his right hand and looking down left at his next foot hold

Some night climbing at the beginning of June for Nat’s birthday (26 pitches for 26 years)

Photo ID:
1. Blair in the dark with a long sleeve rainbow shirt, a headlamp, looking up at the route
2. Nat climbing in the dark with the starts in the background

Within the last month and a half we have been doing a lot of traveling and for lots of fun things! May and June are for the books with Nat bringing home gold in not one, but TWO Paraclimbing World Cups! The first being in Salt Lake City, Utah and next in Innsbruck, Austria!
As always, an additional congrats to the other competitors that worked hard and climbed amazing.

Photo ID:
1. Nat hanging from a rope with his hands in the air to celebrate winning gold in Salt Lake City
2-3. Nat focused while climbing on an over hang in Salt Lake City and a similar picture but he is outside on an overhang lol

Desert towers and our chalk bags are still kicking up, after some nasty chimneys

HELLO!! It’s been awhile (somehow 4 months 😅) but we are here!
Nat and I have spent the last 4 months working some crazy theater jobs and have done some long stretches of traveling.
The most recent trip we were in Zion National Park where and did an amazing summit of Moonlight Buttress in two days

Elisha, a normally quiet climbing, power screaming as she clips her rope on Snozzberries 5.11d at the Red

Photo ID: Elisha clipping with her left hand. Her right hand hanging in there on a small hold. You can barely see her face, but you can see her mouth open in a power scream

It's that time of the year that Nat and I disappear to work on a train for the holiday season.
Here is a pic that took at The Red River Gorge in October!

Photo ID: Blair matches hands on a ledge under a small roof. They are wearing a grey crop tank, navy pants, a purple harness, and a Sunset Chaos chalk bag.

Getting Elisha out to the Red was such an amazing experience. Nat and Elisha got to work on some tough climbs and learn to push themselves harder with more confidence in themselves.
Nat and I have always told Elisha that she can climb hard but she was finally talked into trying this 13a by some friends. I love this picture and capturing her smile as she figured out a crux move

Photo ID: Elisha working the moves on 13.a "Maizy May" she has a left heal hook and hands matched on a gold. She has a big smile on her face

We spent a couple weeks at The Red River Gorge and got Elisha to come out and climb with us! Here she is crushing 5.12a Hippy Core Drill Machine

Photo ID: Elisha heel hooking as a rest as she chalks up.

was great! Thanks for having us!

Also thanks for taking the pics because I definitely forgot...

Photo ID.
1. Blair sitting behind a table. Chalk bags, stickers, shirts, and jellyfish can be found on the table and hanging off the tent
2. A picture taken at night of the boulder party happening during the 24 hour event. Lots of lights from headlights and people around.
3. A picture of a pile of yarn in Blair's lap, colors range frim shades of blue to magenta to purple

📍Caddo, Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, O-ga-xpa, and Osage land

We've truly been MIA lately with CHAOS but for good reason! At the beginning of August we adventured to Bern, Switzerland to compete, support, and cheer on all paraclimbers in the Paraclimbing World Championship! As always it was an absolute pleasure to be around all our friends and loved ones on this big adventure.

Then Nat and I took our time to have a true vacation. Traveling across Europe, visiting friends in Boston, and of course it wouldn't be a trip without another competition so we went to Montreal for the

Now that we are back it's time to really bear down to fulfill some orders and finish preparing for

Photo ID: Nat hanging upside down from a blue volcano hold, legs wrapped around the top, one hand holding on and the other hanging above his head