"Bad hair, bad lycra; what more could you want?"

Vol.1 of a two volume collection of classic 1980s films from Alun Hughes. Contains Total Control with Jimmy Jewell, Waterfall Kayak with Shaun Baker, The Fourteen Peaks with Colin Donnelly and Swallow Falls.

"Bad hair, bad lycra; what more could you want?"

Vol.2 of a two volume collection of classic 1980s films from Alun Hughes. Contains Gogarth with Johnny Dawes and Paul Pritchard, Strone Ulladale with Johnny Dawes, Paul Pritchard, Bob Drury and Crispin Waddy, Buoux 8c with Jerry Moffatt, Ben Moon and Johnny Dawes, Statement of Youth with Ben Moon, Liquid Ambar with Jerry Moffatt and Hubble with Ben Moon.

Life on Hold follows Britain’s top climbers and visiting stars around the UK, tackling some of the highest and hardest boulder problems around.

Part 1 of a two part instructional video series, hosted by Britain’s leading climbing coach Neil Gresham. Whether you climb F5 or F7c, these films are packed with tips to help you improve every aspect of your climbing performance.

'The funniest climbing film in the world, if not Wales...' – UKClimbing.com

From filmmaker Alun Hughes, Upside Down Wales is a window into the world of 3D and upside down climbing guru George Smith and his obsession with climbing overhanging rock in North Wales. A film with plenty of character that doesn't take itself too seriously.

Five of Britain's strongest climbers on a week long bouldering trip to Cresciano in Switzerland.

All new from Hot Aches, Odyssey is a road movie that celebrates the best of British trad climbing. Featuring James Pearson and Hazel Findlay.

Part 2 of a two part instructional video series, hosted by Britain’s leading climbing coach Neil Gresham. Whether you climb F5 or F7c, these films are packed with tips to help you improve every aspect of your climbing performance. 

Stone Monkey is the legendary film about rock climber Johnny Dawes, first released in 1986. 20 years after Stone Monkey was made, it is still widely regarded as possibly the best climbing film ever made.

A gripping and timeless documentary recording the first ascent of the South Face of Annapurna in 1970, apparently impossible but one that proved with the right team, anything was possible.