Christian Jervelund

A gem. The crimpy sit start on the steep face, the powerful moves on crimpy pinches followed by a technical and precise top. Ticks in around 7A+/7B for me. Might depend a bit on span how difficult it feels. Stand version around 6A+/6B is great to check out if the sit feels too hard. I see a direct version a bit further to the right using only face holds (without the pinchy arete). Might be called l'Encyclopédie Assis and be around 7C-8A.

Fin!

Funny little powerful arete with a couple of good moves. Harder than it looks. Sit start with left hand in obvious ‘three finger pocket’ right hand in pockets/on features. On the orange 11 (orange 17 it says on the boulder) boulder.

So good.

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Overraskende fin.

Classic

Soft.

Not sure if I climbed a variation. Went more left on the roof using small undercling, sidepull, crimp, heel toe cam etc using slopers directly above obvious crack first on the top before topping out around the corner. Felt a bit harder than 7A. It seems like different variations are possible.

Mantle.

Climbs a lot better than it looks and offers some interesting ‘shorter span’ beta for the hard moves after the transition jug it shares with the 6C+ traverse. Might be easier if you have more span. 7B for me.

A bit wierd but nicer than it looks.

First move.

Really good.

Nice 6A

A bit soft but tall.

Left hand on crimp

Nice.

Nice one in the grade.

Power + Font.

Crimp crux. Then majestic and runout. Bailed a bit to the left on the top as we only had one pad.

Technical

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Nice stand start and beautiful setting. Soft. Ca. date.

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