Watch Cold Feet Trailer, About Mount Kenya Barefoot Free-Solo
Peter Naituli goes barefoot and ropeless up the classic 1929 route up Point John
Cold Feet is a film by Ash Mulama that follows 21-year-old Kenyan climber, Peter Naituli, in his quest to become the first climber to climb Point John (4,883m) on Mount Kenya with no rope and no shoes.
His route of choice is the 350-metre Southeast Gully 5.6, which was first climbed by E.E. Shipton and R.E.G. Russel in December 1929.
From the filmmakers: “Please help us get this film out there by sharing or contributing to our GoFundMe campaign, which will help us in our goal to submit Cold Feet to five mountain film festivals. Thank you!”
Cold Feet
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