The Saskatchewan Section has a collection of books, maps and videos available for loan, free of charge, to members of the Section. At present, the library is located at Jesse Invik's residence in Saskatoon. If you want to borrow an item, make arrangements with Jesse.

Videos

The South’s Steepest: 1993, Steve Cater; Over 50 minutes of fast paced climbing, rocking tunes and entertaining interviews.
Everest – Climb for Hope - Canadians on Mt. Everest: Yaletown Productions, Vancouver B.C., 50 minutes; A climb inspired by the Father of a disabled daughter, to conquer two lofty challenges: Mt. Everest and the medical mystery of “Rett Syndrome”.
Cliffhanger: Columbia Tristar, 113 minutes; With Sylvester Stalone
Surviving Everest: 1990, National Geographic, 100 minutes; Featuring Sir Edmund Hillary.
Summit of Dreams: Mount Everest: 1995, Peak Media Inc., 46 minutes; Follow the U.S. Eric Simonson team as they face the challenges of Mt. Everest’s north side.
Performance Rock Climbing: Dale Goddard and Udo Neumann; 77 instructive and motivating minutes of climbing footage, interviews and analysis, featuring top international climbers at crags worldwide . . . to inspire and teach you to be a better climber.
Rock Climbing: The Art of Leading: John Long with Ron Kauk and Mari Gingery, Chockstone Productions, 50 minutes; This finely crafted video will entertain the aspiring rock star as it describes strategies for safe and successful multi-pitch climbing. 2 copies, one home made.
Beyond the Rock!: 1990, Hi-Angle Productions, 45 minutes; With Todd Skinner, Alan Watts and Eric Horst, valuable insights from the cutting edge.
Rock: The Soul of the Climbing Experience: 1996, Range of Light Productions, 80 minutes; An around the world climbing odyssey, takes you to the soul of the climbing experience.
Outdoor Video Highlights, 42 Titles: Video Action Sports Inc., 60 minutes
Know Limits: The extreme in sports. Directed by Michael Strassman.: 1992, Range of Light Productions, 50 minutes; All kinds of extreme sports.
Fingers of Steel. Steve Petro et al., 75 minutes: Your guide to a personalized training program for improved climbing performance.
Scream of Consciousness: unknown home recording
Free Climbing the Nose: 1997, Lynn Hill, 25 minutes; Follows the first free ascent of the Nose by Lynn Hill.
Three Weeks a Day: The Road, Rock, Life, The Reality.: Dale Goddard and Boone Speed, Red Point Films, 70 minutes; Follow spirited climbers on their 22-day quest while two of them prepare to ascend what only one person has ever ascended before: “Child of Light”.
Hard Grit and Hard Plastic: Richard Heap and Mark Turnbull, 80 minutes; The beautiful, yet dangerous genre of British climbing. Will convince you to wear your helmet better than anything else.
La Escoba de Dios “The Broom of God”.: 1992, John Catto, JC Productions, 28 minutes; Four climbers scale the sheer east face of the Cerro Cathedral. Real climbers, real swearing, very good film.
Moving over Stone II: Narrated by Lynn Hill, directed by Michael Strassman, 58 minutes; Watch and learn as the rock stars of today push the extreme, compare the old to the new styles of climbing.
One Summer: Bouldering in the Peak with Ben Moon: 1994, Ben Moon and Ben Pritchard.; 50 minutes, The Peak District has some of the best and most difficult bouldering in the world.
Salomon Presents “The 1998 Ouray Ice Festival”: Jeff Lowe/ Artic Wolf, Ltd.
1999 Salomon Ouray Ice Festival and Ouray Ice Craft Invitation Exhibition: Jeff Lowe and Teri Ebel, 60 minutes
On Ice: 1995, directed by Scott Ayers, Cliffhanger Productions; The beautiful, thrilling, multi-dimensional sport of ice climbing.

Last updated: 2004 July 13