
The ice has changed. It’s not like it used to be – less stable, less certain. The classic lines that professional ice climber Jonas Schild grew up on in the Bernese Oberland are harder to find now. But that hasn’t stopped him. He’s just learned to adapt. For Jonas, a good day isn’t just about ticking a route. He climbs for the feeling. The quiet. The cold. The way everything else disappears when he’s on the wall. The kind of day you’ll still be thinking about decades from now.
Athlete: Jonas Schild
Place: Kandersteg, Switzerland
Project/Route: “Motte or Head” (M7) on Bunderspitz



Worn by the climbers in the film series, the Eiger Extreme 6.0 collection is made for those who feel most alive in the wildest places — and closest to home on ice.
For some, home is linked to a cup of tea and a good book. For others, it’s hanging in a couloir on an ice tool, balancing on two little front points. In this film series, four professional alpinists invite us to understand why being in wild extreme environments makes them feel at ease – all while projecting their climbing routes close to their home.