Jukka Kopra

Start with a left foot jam on the crack, barely able to preplace it as a sitstart. Very nice untypical start with even flow.

2nd go, slipped a stupid foot on flash.

Very nice, had a double toehook sequence for the beginning holds and it worked really nicely for the crux!

Nice and straightforward. High left foot dynamic beta.

Felt 7b with my fat fingers.

2nd try, nice, a bit sharp compression.

Maybe somewhat easier for the tall folk.

Started with the left hand on the obvious pinch after searching a while through other options. When you just take it carefully it works very well.

Definitely worth climbing via the drawn line. I brushed the holds clean and it felt according to grade and quite convenient.

Nice beta by Simo: From the two crimpers on the bulge lift right foot up, gentle knee jam, right hand sloupy sider and left hand on the good crimper above the right hand crimper.

The other star comes from the name👌

3rd try.

2nd try

2nd try

2nd, easy with a knee jam

Thanks to Johnny for good beta! Felt comfortable.

An experience.

Felt harder than Duo or Don Corlejouni & J A.

A few tries.

2nd, just a bit short on the first move with the first try.

Felt a bit stiff. Started with taking the right foot on a high hook, then left hand to the crack and right over it.

A great day out with perfect frictions. All the other routes went down surprisingly smoothly, but the end boss gave a bit of a struggle before submitting. Highly recommendable! A great mix of variable climbing.

2nd

A bit of a fight...

An awkward first move and then some nice compression action!

Felt maybe a bit easier than the left version.

Sit start did not add much difficulty. I lifted right foot on the shelf in the topout.

Some tries. Nice rock quality. a bit forceful beginning.

Worth climbing! Delicate start, the topout climbs very nicely.

2nd

Took 5 sessions and a few upgrades on the beta. Felt definately harder than Metropolis.

1st go after Shark punch

Traversed pretty low to the jug included in Teräskäsi. Nice moves on sharp holds.

Yeah!! the start demanded quite careful positions to get it working.

Did the first two moves with toe hooks, worked well for me.

1st try.

The topping from where the line is drawn feels much more difficult than 7a, I guess many have topped it from the corner quite the same as Full fart? If this is not allowed I have to remove the tick.

Beware the biters in the beginning! Nasty flapper was also the price of the route for me... 4 goes.

2nd go

One session. Went comfortably with a good beta.

Topped out all the way. Great layback moves with marginal added difficulty compared to the stand.

Uses the holds of Gallant for left hand. The big foot hold on ground level is apparently included.

all the way to top.

Yess!! Thanks for the beta tip for Jakki Makupala. Made a difference to fullcrimp the right hand hold on the crux.

First try. Had a couple tries on Lenkkariefekti priorly.

Did it by moving to the low slopers left from starting holds and direct reach to the undercling pinch.

surprisingly nice with the gaston.

Weird first move. After figuring it out the grade felt correct.

2 tries.

Tried a few times without the left toe hook but somehow the long move really needs it.

Finally! Needed the good weather for this one but this spring it was the 2nd session.

Taking the small crimp as an intermediate for left hand on the big move did the trick after a few sessions of head banging.

Surprisingly nice beta with a knee jam in the start to get going.

A few tries. Not much more difficult than the stand.

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a few tries.

2nd, felt a bit soft.

2nd

did not feel too different to lolli-bottom with good friction.

to my opinion not more difficult than the bit shorter traverse.

2nd try. If the stand is 6c, it is hard to understand how this would be 7a.

it bit a piece of my finger...

the slouping bowl was wet so climbed using the holds left from it.

Needed the top rope go to get my head straight. The foot sequence in the beginning also cracked up more easily with it.

Same difficulty as 42.

I put me gloves on.

Really sharp.

If you use the rests it's not that bad.

I found it quite the same as Weird-Å. This was a 'warm up' though.

A few tries.

Missed the info on the sit start and climbed it first as a stand. Felt quite the same as the slabs.

Streched feet so that I got left foot on the far left early hand, from there it was no dyno.

A few tries.

Took some 30min, went fast after figuring the moves.

Probably climbed it already 2 years ago.

first try this year.

This one did not add too much to Bulky Ballerina.

2nd try, even better moves than Viikin line.

I liked the topout, a bit innovative!

Slipping feet...

No need for dynoes for me.

2nd go, good moves!

6th session. Good varying moves!

Lifted a toe hook to the rigt at the beginning. Worked out really nicely.

2nd attempt, topout without the inner corner to the right.

Maybe more 7b, just went a bit on the mental side for me.

spooky topout.

Great rock!

2nd, missed the start move first.

Did the route using the big horn behind the slab on right. That way it did not feel quite like 6c.

2nd

Käytin nimenomaan sen isohkon blokin enemmän oikeelta. Oletin, että sitä nyt sitten tarkoitettiin. Ilman sitä olis melko napakkakin 7a.

Fell from the top and had to gather myself for awhile for the next try. The topout was not actually that difficult with the incut hold for the left hand.

2nd

First try after Röpöränni.

2nd

I liked this one more than Hiekkamyrsky. No big difference in difficulty.

Slippery.

Broke a hold while climbing, alternate beta seems close to same difficulty.

An interesting topout!

Spare some nerves towards the end.

A few tries.

Quite sharp, felt like 7a.

2nd

This route took more effort for me than any other of the ones I climbed. Reachy.

might have done it 8 years ago already.

2nd

A bit of a surprise send!

small dap on flash.

Now without the tree doesn't feel remarkably more difficult than the stand.

Long reaches borrowing holds from Smoothie.

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2nd go.

Walrus-topout!

Bad shoe choices and a ripped finger did not make the route easy, but I think it doesn't quite feel like 7c.

sit start from the diagonal hold.

2nd go. Very nice sloping topout and actually pretty sustained versatile moves. The big reach worked out nicely with a right foot kneedrop.

Climbed the Darwin award topout. This way 7a felt a proper grade.

Actually climbed the sitstart, which felt like the most natural line.

Technical, had to put some effort to find the right spot for the right foot in the crux moves!

Felt more difficult than Muumiteltava...