Sam Stroh

The films featuring Sam Stroh focus tightly on modern Yosemite big‑wall free climbing and the partner work that makes long multi‑pitch redpoints possible. In Arc’teryx Presents: Wet Lycra Nightmare the camera follows a single pitch sequence and the larger day on the Leaning Tower, making the route’s sustained 5.13d climbing legible: how moves link, where the crux lives, and how a lead can be finished after a fall. Jordan Cannon and Stroh share the frame; Alex Honnold appears in a supporting/archival capacity.

That short balances movement detail and logistics. Viewers get a compact record of a redpoint attempt and the sequence edits break the wall into pitch‑level tactics, useful for climbers interested in route structure, rope systems, and the cadence of a hard free day on a Yosemite wall. The film’s documentary angle keeps the focus on the climb itself—lead placement, commitment through a fall, and the partner dynamics that allow a sustained multi‑pitch route to be climbed free.