All and Nothing | Inside the World of Free Solo Climbing by Jeff Smoot
Explore the raw edge of human endurance and psychology in All and Nothing: Inside Free Soloing by Jeff Smoot. Long before free soloing captured mainstream attention with the Oscar-winning documentary Free Solo, climbers were scaling cliffs without ropes, motivated by deeply personal reasons.
Smoot dives deep into the rich cultural history of free soloing across iconic climbing regions like the Alps, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, the Rockies, and more. Through original interviews with soloists, psychological analysis, media perspectives, and personal reflections from his own rope-less ascents, Smoot paints a nuanced portrait of one of the most extreme forms of outdoor adventure.
Details:
Author: Jeff Smoot
Dimensions: (standard paperback, approx. 6" x 8.5")
Weight: ~1 lb (typical paperback)
Topics: Adventure sports, extreme climbing, risk psychology, outdoor history
SKU: 9781680513325
Perfect for climbers, adventure seekers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the limits of human courage.
Explore the raw edge of human endurance and psychology in All and Nothing: Inside Free Soloing by Jeff Smoot. Long before free soloing captured mainstream attention with the Oscar-winning documentary Free Solo, climbers were scaling cliffs without ropes, motivated by deeply personal reasons.
Smoot dives deep into the rich cultural history of free soloing across iconic climbing regions like the Alps, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, the Rockies, and more. Through original interviews with soloists, psychological analysis, media perspectives, and personal reflections from his own rope-less ascents, Smoot paints a nuanced portrait of one of the most extreme forms of outdoor adventure.
Details:
Author: Jeff Smoot
Dimensions: (standard paperback, approx. 6" x 8.5")
Weight: ~1 lb (typical paperback)
Topics: Adventure sports, extreme climbing, risk psychology, outdoor history
SKU: 9781680513325
Perfect for climbers, adventure seekers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the limits of human courage.
Explore the raw edge of human endurance and psychology in All and Nothing: Inside Free Soloing by Jeff Smoot. Long before free soloing captured mainstream attention with the Oscar-winning documentary Free Solo, climbers were scaling cliffs without ropes, motivated by deeply personal reasons.
Smoot dives deep into the rich cultural history of free soloing across iconic climbing regions like the Alps, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, the Rockies, and more. Through original interviews with soloists, psychological analysis, media perspectives, and personal reflections from his own rope-less ascents, Smoot paints a nuanced portrait of one of the most extreme forms of outdoor adventure.
Details:
Author: Jeff Smoot
Dimensions: (standard paperback, approx. 6" x 8.5")
Weight: ~1 lb (typical paperback)
Topics: Adventure sports, extreme climbing, risk psychology, outdoor history
SKU: 9781680513325
Perfect for climbers, adventure seekers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the limits of human courage.
Where the Ground is Far, and the Risk is Real.
All and Nothing captures the thrill, fear, and pure exhilaration of free soloing — offering a look inside the minds and hearts of those who climb without a rope. Smoot's detailed storytelling and insider access offer both an ode to the bold and a thoughtful exploration of what drives people to test gravity, fate, and themselves.
Why You'll Love It:
Original interviews with legendary soloists
Cultural history of free solo climbing
Psychological insights into risk and adventure
Honest, gripping, and thoughtfully researched
A perfect read for outdoor enthusiasts and extreme sport fans
The higher the risk, the deeper the story.
