Kasper Ingelvide

Followed on the easy part to the ledge and lead the hand crack.

Saved this flash for many years. Thanks, Andreas, for the gear beta!

Esthetic looking crack that starts with fingerlocks and widens to hand and fist size. R.I.P. Alvar.

Seconded it previously. Good route!

Nice climb except for the start. Seconded it a couple of years ago. Super well protected from where the crack starts.

Belayed the FA on this a couple of years ago. Nice to come back and lead it myself. Use long slings to avoid rope drag.

Superb! Well protected with cams.

35 meters of easy climbing. Placed two friends, but please bring a couple more.

Found it, finally! Quite bad protection but super good for the grade.

Protected with a No̱ 1 and 2 Camalot on the ledge.

Not the best.

Perfect beginner route!

Fun climbing but be careful as the rock is not perfectly solid.

A bit run out at the top.

On trad gear. Not the best placements on the upper half.

Unclear start. Started where the diagonal crack begins.

Poor trad route.

Not a three star climb but very nice though.

Well protected except for the start. First ascended by me. Thanks Ronny Ek for the project!

Quite nice.

Good placements.

Harder for taller climbers. Felt closer to 6c for me.

Hand jams, fist jams and a heel hook. Offers a surprising amount of climbing for being only a couple of meters long.

Hand jam heaven!

Ok route. Easier and more fun to layback than to jam imo.

In my opinion quite well protected with the right micro cams. Hard crux start leads to a significantly easier upper part.

2nd go. What a route! Well protected and varied in style.

Harder than it looks and quite dirty. Fist jams all the way in the upper crack. Hard not to step on the rope. Be aware that there is 10 meters of unprotected scrambling in loose vegetation after the top.

Not so hard really but the last 0.1 Camalot was quite fiddly to place.

Got unexpectedly pumped on this one.

Rope drag prevention challenge. Last bit after the traverse is dirty and a bit sparsely protected.

Quite loose. Be careful.

Short but fun crack. Led it roped.

Tricky gear, marginal jams, feet on small crystals and a crack crawling with woodlice. Not a favorite. Hard for the grade.

Pumpfest! Beautiful route with everything from finger to fist size. Hard for the grade?

Micro cams! Whoop whoop!

Lots of climbing and a bit pumpy. Followed last year.

Surprisingly good. Starts of as a perfect hand crack.

Very nice finger crack with good gear all the way. A must climb.

Good climb on good pro.

Fun. Save a Camalot #3 for the anchor.

Hard for the grade. Fist jams were a bit tight for me on the traverse but they worked.

Solo. Super short with some rusty old anchor bolts on the top.

Fun adventure but a bit overrated maybe. The third pitch was super nice but the first pitch was quite dirty and ends with an unpleasant run-out. Led all pitches.

Great and varying jams. From finger size to perfect hand size.

Felt hard. Best anchor i probably the tree about 15 meters further up after the top.

Did both pitches this time. The second pitch must be the reason for the name. Quite run out above a ledge.

Slipped on the onsight. This full body climbing got me totally out of breath. Did all the chimney climbing rookie mistakes such as racking my nuts on the rear loops and forgetting to move the chalk bag to the side.

Super exposed jam climbing. A must climb. Followed last summer.

Good route but tough for the grade.

Exposed and easy.

Second pitch was nice but not so well protected unless you bring 2 #6 Camalots or something. First pitch was excellent though.

First move is a bit reachy but not any hard moves really. Not many placements.

Hard or do I just suck at crack climbing?

Fun and a bit exposed.

Not a route I would recommend for anyone.

Followed once before leading it. The surprise has to be the weird home made protection device placed in the offwidth. Bring a #5 or #6 Camalot for the crux.

Quite nice. Led the route after cleaning it on top rope.

2nd go. Bailed on my first try. Crux is protected by a 0.1 Camalot. Gets easier the higher you go with a small run-out to the top.

Not hard to protect imo. Good climb.

Unexpected run-out from the first horizontal crack and not really any good placements on the traverse. The top could use some brushing to get rid of all the moss covering the holds.

Super cool slightly overhanging route on huge holds and bomber placements. Did the direct start which feels more obvious than the weird traverse.

You can play drums on all the hollow flakes while you climb.

Top roped it some years ago. Very nice stem climbing.

The start is really cool. Climbed it on top rope many years ago.

Small runout from midway up to the top.

Fun climbing on large crystals. First placement is quite high up from the ground.

First trad route for the season.

Solid hand and fist jams all the way. Wet as usual.

Used an offset cam on the crux. Finally got to put the offsets to good use. Well protected in the start imo.

We removed a lot of dirt and now it is quite good.

First try. Very nice balancy route. Really have to trust your feet on those crystals. Will absolutely never lead this unless it gets a couple of bolts some day.

First try but I've climbed the non-direct version before. Unexpected run-out after the vertical crack ends.

Worked it on top rope. Felt hard at first because I didn't know how to use finger locks. Good placements for nuts.

Well protected and enjoyable. Required more effort than I thought. Previously looked at the route while lowering.

Pleasant climb.

Soft. Well protected.