Caving on Christmas - Pro

While most people spend their holidays at home or with family, three explorers have chosen to spend their time underground.

Watch these three brave cavers access the inaccessible deep under the earth's surface. In search of terrain unseen by human eyes, these three are dedicated to the push. But what they find underground will surprise even them, especially when they meet with a force for whom inaccessible has no meaning. 

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AVAO® BOD FAST European Version Comfortable harness for fall arrest, work positioning, and suspension PIXA® 3 Headlamp for use in ATEX explosive environments, suitable for proximity lighting, movement and long-range vision. 100 lumens RIG® Compact self-braking descender for rope access, designed for experienced users

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