Nina Caprez

Nina Caprez is a Swiss rock climber (born November 15, 1986) whose work here emphasizes long, hard multi‑pitch climbing and alpine face work. The cataloged films pair her with recurring partners—notably Cédric Lachat—and with projects that sit at the intersection of endurance, altitude and technical difficulty: linking sustained pitches, managing exposure, and negotiating the mental demands of long routes.

On a purely climbing-technical level, "WoGü" (350m / 8c) Full Ascent by Cédric Lachat is a clear, raw document of multi‑pitch sport climbing in the Rätikon where Caprez appears as belayer and partner; the video makes pacing, rest sequencing and full-rope management on sustained 8c terrain immediately apparent. ORBAYU [full movie] follows Caprez and Cédric Lachat on a 500‑metre line of the Naranjo de Bulnes and highlights how altitude and exposure change linking strategies and team decisions across thirteen pitches. In Swissway to Heaven she is part of a broader Swiss survey—Eiger, Gastlosen, Wendenstöcke, Lauterbrunnen and the Rätikon—where hard multi‑pitch movement is shown alongside conversations that situate contemporary ascents in historical context. Outside pure ascent footage, Arc'teryx Presents: Andrea shifts emphasis toward community and care: the film follows a family project that becomes a non‑profit effort in Morocco and shows how climbing-related work can expand into social engagement.

Viewed together, these films teach specific, transferable skills—how to belay and pace sustained sport multi‑pitches, how to handle exposure and linking at altitude, and how climbing partnerships and projects evolve into community-oriented initiatives.