Enzo Oddo

Enzo Oddo is a French climber born in Nice on February 22, 1995. He was recognized at a very young age as one of the leading talents of his generation in rock climbing and bouldering. His career has been marked by meteoric progress since adolescence, with several 9a routes completed by the age of 14, quickly establishing him among the best French and international specialists. Originally from Nice, Enzo Oddo began climbing at a very young age and distinguished himself early on with an aggressive style, great ease on difficult routes, and an ability to string together high-level performances in a short period. He joined Team Petzl at 13 and quickly became a well-known figure in the world of top-level rock climbing, before expanding his focus to more ambitious mountain projects. Among his most notable achievements, Enzo Oddo completed several 9a routes in 2009, including "San Ku Kaï," "PuntX," and "Chocholocco," when he was only 14 years old. In 2010, he reached a new milestone with *Biographie* at Céüse, a legendary 9a+ ​​route. He then confirmed this level with "Aubade direct" and "La Moustache Qui Fâche," followed by "La Rambla" at Siurana, also graded 9a+. He also made first ascents such as "Salida del Sol" at Cantobre and "Esclatamaster" at Perles, demonstrating his versatility in repeating extreme classics and creating new lines. In addition to sport climbing, Enzo Oddo has distinguished himself in bouldering, notably with the repeat of "Ambrosia" at Bishop, a V11 highb…