Danja Mewes

tried this last summer at the end of a session on other things, but didn't have the skin. getting the correct feet for the first move is key, once you have the left sloper it all goes easily. tried at the end of a session today working other things

definitely soft. similar to baby voodoo but less sustained, top out involves more of a mantle/commitment, slightly less positive holds. could even be 5+/V2 (so could baby voodoo), would be in US or Font or etc

2nd-ish real go. first 6C+ so I'm giving it a downgrade after 12 years of being stuck at 6B+ at bigger areas... I think 6A+ is fair

feet slipped the first time, it was wet. but a fun problem with good holds!

not sure I used the right feet for this... but repeated it a couple times with different feet

the sit start is quite tricky to get just right

Finally! tricky to get it all right and together, really had to work this one, knee bar has to be in just the right place (don't trust tick marks that are there!). I give this a half grade higher because the ending to it added onto the start of Red House makes a 7A+... it's in the 6B-6C range

when you finally get the right beta, it is a really nice and aesthetic problem

grade depends how far left you go, alternatively harder further right

tried last year as part of the sit start

would've flashed but grabbed the wrong thing on the top out after many tries of the 6B variant

def feels like a 6B mantle, not 6A... southern sandbagging. many days of attempts later ... the right hand is quite tricky

slopers are nice in the cold but some holds can get icy

quite damp and mossy so took 2 tries to figure it out

if you're not flexible, the sit start is tough

2nd try, almost got it on the first

love this problem although I have been trying to get it for years, so glad I finally did!