Crimp, who was accompanied by a pair of friends, aimed to beat the record of 56 pubs, which was set by Gareth Murphy over the course of 10 hours in Cardiff, Wales, earlier this year.
"It was easily the hardest thing I've ever done. I completely underestimated just how hard it was actually going to be," Crimp told the Liverpool Echo.
"The plan was to try and keep it sober for the first 25 pubs, but that went out the window 15 pubs in. I had to mix it up a little bit, I tried to drink alcohol in one and non-alcoholic drink in another -- trying to space it out," he said.
Guinness rules required Crimp to have a drink at each pub and collect evidence including receipts and witness signatures.
"The hardest part was constantly having to go to the toilet, which took up the majority of the time," Crimp said.
