Kaarel Kivisalu

With topout. Quite crimpy but not too bad after figuring out the moves and going slowly.

With topout. A bit easier then Paladinos arete for me. Figuring out the start took a few goes, then some pleasant relatively easier moves to the top.

4th go. Was close to flashing it but didn't commit enough. Then had a footslip, and missed obvious holds for the topout and got pumped.

2nd go, foot slipped on the flash go

Very nice slab

An interesting variation could also be matching the slopy rail near the top and going to the left.

1st go but tried an overlapping route first.

2nd go

A bit tricky to find holds, maybe with the best beta it is 4+ but to most it will feel probably harder

Climbed as far as the line showed (the crimps of Caviar), the complete line seems to go a bit further...

A bit sharp, could be 6B as well, depends on the fingerstrength

Struggled quite a bit initially but after watching beta videos and switching shoes sent quickly. Initially I thought it surely must be harder than 6C but now I'm not so sure anymore, I'm probably a bit out of shape too.

3rd go. Hard to believe it is only 6A given how steep and long it is.

First move is probably the actual crux but I struggled the most with the topout.

Maybe went a bit too much to the right at the top

Interesting first move.

Nice although a bit sharp. Not the most straightforward feet.

The start was a bit unclear. Eliminated the ledges (~1.8 m from ground) on both sides.

Didn't find a beta that was 3 grades easier, just a bit easier than just using the crack.

Felt a grade easier than Vitruvian Man.

Felt a grade harder than Bohemian Man.

Felt a bit more difficult than expected but it was my first climb on a cold day

Climbed as a feet first offwidth crack problem, one of the best I have climbed at that grade.

First go but I have tried other routes before. Powerful, seemed easier than the suggested 6A, similar to indoor style.

The crux for me was definitely the section near the Klingon route, they probably deserve the same grade too. First go of the day, climbed it as the sun was setting, very enjoyable.

Maybe the first ascent as there are no logs and the route felt a bit harder than the initial suggested grade (f5+). Definitely the first ascent after a big foothold at the start broke..

"A wire brush in the pocket" would be more appropriate in it's current state... First go but I have done the other slabs before, this felt harder.

Maybe first ascent? About one grade harder than Taburetka.

I think I have also climbed it previously but not logged for some reason. I did a safer topout a bit lower to the right side.

Left to right, dabbed pads a few times but it is almost unavailable if you want to use pads at all, not sure about the grade. Also right to left a bit later. Felt a bit harder.

Left hand to the top

One hard move and a lot of scraping, not my favourite.

After the hard first move was done climbing was pleasant. Hard 6B mabye?

Probably not 3 stars in Font but something a bit different for Finland.

Not as nice as the other routes but still pretty good.

Maybe didn't find the best beta on the flash go.

Very nice technical moves, not my strongest style. Took some time to figure out the best beta. Felt quite a bit harder than the 6B at Kangasboulderit.

Would have liked to climb the first part more, shame that the crux is the topout.

Pretty nice

A unique climb, very nice. Felt a bit easier than the grade suggests, topped out on the slab, maybe intended to stay below the arete but this made more sense to me.

One of the highest I've climbed, the top being a bit easier was nice.

Bad beta on first go, difficulty depends a lot on how high you start.

The most pleasant one of the three routes. A bit easier than Pikku porari.

Thinking about how holes work makes this a lot easier. A bit harder than Armohippi.

Not too easy for beginners.

Probably one of the best at that difficulty in Estonia. Took me quite a few attempts, harder than it seems.

Technically flash I think but I touched the holds a lot, not sure about the grade

Really close to dropping it but I probably used a terrible beta.

Surprisingly difficult.

2nd go, dyno to the top, no right arete. Probably harder for shorter people.

2nd go. Missed a good foothold at the start due to darkness on the flash go.

The difficulty depends on where exactly you start and go.

Both directions.

No pads between the tree and the boulder.

First go.

One of the best in Estonia, it definitely deserves more attention. Found an easier beta compared to Shorikov's beta (right hand to the sloper, then bumping it to a small crimp from a left undercling).

3rd go. A few intro moves into the ~6B+ crux to a good rest, an easier boulder after the rest (maybe f5+). No chance of onsight/flash today, not used to finding and using those poor feet quickly. Could have gone 2nd go but I tried a different beta and also forgot some parts.

At least 2 grades easier than Mikrotiplu for me. Nice slab into juggy overhanging climbing. It could be 3 stars if the overhang were before the slab.

2nd go. Tried it as a warmup thinking it was a 6a. Enjoyed it more on the second go but it was still tricky.

Nice slightly overhanging sustained climbing.

Maybe I climbed too much on the right side but definitely easier than some other 6a climbs.

In approach shoes.

I have climbed Pieniä Askole before so not a true onsight but it did feel like one.

Really nice balancy climbing. Did also the ss moves.

First move felt really hard for the grade. Indoor style but a lot sharper.

In a light rain

Used the heel-toe cam. Felt really hard until the send go when it felt easy. Probably easier than 7A.