Ascensioni in World da mike che possiede sport-cpr o ascent-date

Really nice technical route on tufa-features and grey rock. Has a few good rests and really interesting movements in between. I did retort to using a #kong_panic on the 9th(?) bolt, because I struggled to figure out how to continue and bolting was a bit spaced there.

The main crux for me was somewhere around the penultimate bolt or so with really stretchy moves on crimpy holds and a high-step onto a slabby foothold. Nice.

Grade too soft. At most a 7a+. Never even did a 7a+ before and I figure that I should a.t.m. not be able to onsight 7a+. Then again, it's totally my style.

As usual for me at that grade a bit desperate. Slippery start on tufas, followed by two bulges that must be overcome and an easy but not obvious finish.

Was a bit desperate, but managed to pull it off...

Quite sustained route. Except for a good no-hand rest before the hard-to-read crux-bulge there are not too many good rests.

Really great line. Crux to get on top of fat tufa and finish was quite wet and slippery, unfortunately. Also thought that the sequence at the finish was hard to decipher, but starts from a good rest.

Needed a second go for the overhanging crux, which is mainly a bit psycho to clip with the ledge below.

Rest of the route went alright at first go. It's mainly a bit of a techy slabby headgame.

Not sure if this is a legitimate 7a. The upper crux move is probably very hard for shorter people. I needed some time to decipher the moves, but was just about able to stretch to a good hold...

One dynamic move - probably shared with "Styx"?!?

Beautiful. Start on overhanging short but very powerful tufa-section, followed by more or less vertical face-climbing on pockets.

Very vegetated and dirty.

Very varied climbing along the edge of a pillar. Some athletic moves and some more technical.

Supposedly new guide has it at that. Fitting, I guess. Nice technical wall-climbing. I like.

Probably checks out at 6c+. Unbelievably awesome steep climbing along one fat tufa-snake.

Great piece of crimpy vertical climbing with a few delicate and balancy moves, especially up high. Nice bolting: safe, but climbing between bolts is necessary.

Really nice route. Tall-person-beta allowed me to stretch to a good hold, so for me felt easier than 7a (2022 Manikia guide book grade).

A bit more sustained than "Iptamenotripani", but no move was as hard as the other route‘s crux. Really nice route, though!

It‘s really a great line with a powerful crux at the beginning, but a bit short. Veeeeeerry soft, so my partner‘s first "7a" redpoint after checking the route out on TR…

Good route with a short crux on two slippery and crimpy holds. Actually feels more overhanging than it looks from below.

A short tough crux close to the end. Felt rather soft for the grade.

Powerful start, harder for shorter people.

Crux on sidepulls.

Nice tufa-dihedral.

Definitely easier than all the routes further left. Juggy and overhanging. One quite reachy move is the crux, after msneuvering over the bulge, it eases off.

Finally! 1st go.

Great piece of work. Quite sustained, some food rests and requires a bit of willpower with the runout to the final bolt.

Delicate, balancy crux at around the 5th bolt and a few more non-trivial sections further up.

Great crux sequence and it may look like it gets easier after the overhang, but there are still quite a few tricky moves lying in the wait!

Kind of a one move wonder. Not sure if soft?

From time to time a bit thin and technical. Very nice.

Close call. Ending is rough…

Finally got the send. For me still quite a challenge even though I might even have cheated a little by resting with left foot on flake at 5th bolt. Great route with a "grande finale".

Wow, there even is a 6b that is doable onsight.

This is a really awesome route. Nice first crux over the bulge is not obvious. Beautiful traverse and a cool overhanging finale.

Soft, probably 7a at most, may even be easier. 2nd go.

Two nice cruxes. Unfortunate that there is a big loose hold, it‘s a bit of a shame that navigating around this is kind of a crux.

On the first go of the day, I fell out at - I think - the fifth bolt, because I mixed up some handholds. Second go it was!

A few small holds right before the top.

1st go. Not sure if the left-traverse at the 3rd bolt really is "on", that way it feels quite a bit easier.

SAC guide-book has it at 6c, while "Gute alte Zeit" is 6c+, which seems appropriate.

Had to fight for this flash.

Crimpy crux.

Twisty sequence in the lower part. Crux is getting over the bulge on a short sequence of mediocre holds. Quite nice.

Partner's first proper 6c (2nd go).

Returning to this route after one year, I did not remember anything at all.

After the first try, I did not think I'd be able to point it today, but on the third go, I had all the crucial moves dialed in and it felt quite a bit easier than ever before.

Maybe I went too far right at 5th bolt? But felt like the natural way to climb it.

Nice route with a bit of an alpine feeling. A bit exposed, some crumbly bits and some polish but all in all it's a very interesting route with some tough parts.

While I managed to on-sight the short 6c part, I failed to do so in the two upper 6b pitches (we decided for the right-side variant). In the lower 6b I was victim to a foothold that broke off and in the last one, I miraculously could climb through the delicate first part of the pitch, grab the "thank-god-jug" and then let my foot slip in a very clumsy maneuver...

Difficult moves were exceptionally well protected and can be aided by grabbing quickdraws.

Close call.

Great route with two nice cruxes, one down low and one near the finish. Unfortunately missed a hold at the second-to-last bolt and thus messed up the flash.

Short harder sequence on good holds, shortly before anchors.

Pre-clipped 2nd bolt - which probably makes the route far easier, since I think that's the crux. Really like the technical climbing in the higher part of the route.

Bottom part is nice and sustained. After the crux there are still a few non-trivial moves, but always with good rests everywhere.

Nice technical/thin crux on the slab.

Repeat. Tough start.

Awesome line with many sidepulls along a crackand a tricky move to get away of said crack. Top anchors are bad, unfortunately.