Jasper Hermans

Not sure if it would be 7a in Font, might be 6c+? Not sure so I agree with the grade on this one.

Transition out of the cave for the topout is nice. Bring a sit start pad before you hurd your ass on the rocks on the floor (happened to a friend).

Maybe 7a+ if you climb a little further and actually topout :). Don't get why the line stops there when a topout is actually possible a bit further left.

Climbed it bottom up, watch out for the sandy/slimey topout if you do that because it can get slippery. If its wel below your max grade it should not be a problem anyway.

would say solid for the grade. Was harder for me than Zarzamora stand, Techo don Pepo and Ninfa. Similair to Zig Zag.

Short people ascent. At 1,70cm with +1 ape index, the first move and the 2nd crux before the cut loose was big and hard for me. Despite the rest of the problem being my style. Got a no hands bat hang rest in with a double toe hook for 10-15 seconds. I guess just a couple of centimeters less reach/height than me, and this line would be way harder or nearly inpossible for people below 1,65 centimeters. Not the most qualified to give a grade opinion on this one... would say 7c+. I could see why people would grade it 7c. But I think it's harder than other 7c's I have done. And I can also see why people would grade it 8a, given the often more generous grading in Albarracin in general compared to other areas I have experience with.

A bit harder than Techo don Pepo and Zarzamora stand for me. So I would say more solid 7a than the latter ones.

Harder than zarzamora sit for me. Can agree with people grading it 7b as well though.

Soft 7a for me. Easier than Zarzamora stand for me. Could agree with y 6c+ as well.

The stand start is harder for me than techo don pepo, which would make it 7a. The sit part of this one is of equal difficulty for me, or slightly easier. I would say that would make it either 6c+ or 7a, for the first section alone. Putting that in darth grader (6c+ into 7a, or 7a into 7a), that would come down to 7b or 7b/7b+ for the full line at this moment (before the holds get any bigger). I'll put it at 7b.

Slightly harder for me than techo don pepo, probably due to my reach (1,70 meter) (both flashed them).

I had limited experience outdoors when I did this. See that the grade changed in the guidebook and I agree retrospectively.

I'm short, so I fit well within the space of the first move. For me the single move is really quite easy. But I can imagine it to be a personal harder grade for taller people.

Did the last section with my right feet on a big hold on the right side, as opposed to the left side, as seen on some of the youtube videos. Perhaps an easier beta for short people this way.

I think it is harder dan 5+ when not using the rocks to the left side of the boulder.

I was not sure where the ending was (according to topo it didn't look like a complete top out).