Markus Svensén

I found the start pretty d*mn hard, may be easier for the not short.

Only the start is hard, the rest quite pleasant.

Nice route, but harder than the 5c it's assigned in the Stockholm guidebook. 6a or 6a+ seems more reasonable. Well bolted.

Graded 4- in Klättring i Bohuslän, but does merit a 4. Easy climbing but long and exposed; think protecting your second as well as yourself. Lovely route!

Graded 5- in Klättring i Bohuslän, but 27crags doesn't support that grade, it seems; probably more a 4+ than a 5. The crux (at the black band) can seem intimidating, but is well protected if you look just a bit further

Borderline 6- (E1), but the crux is not far off the ground and reasonably protected by (very) small wires.

Short entertaining wall climb followed by a long search to set up a good anchor and an even longer search for a good descent path; in the end, the gully just left of the wall was found the best option.

soft grade, overhanging but generously bolted

hard middle section onto the block, especially for the short

awkward step up onto the ramp but well bolted

rounded. beware of slipping but well bolted

dirty but easy for the grade and very tightly bolted

6b for the short

very well bolted, good lead for beginning to lead the grade

Nice route, well bolted. Upper end of the grade, I would say.

Slightly overhanging and pumpy, but holds and bolts are good.

I found the first (crux) move to be more like 6a+. The rest is steady climbing with well placed bolts. Nice!

The first (crux) move is more like 6a, I think, at least for the short. Clipstick recommended! The rest is fine with good protection. (If the grading is meant to be n5+ (i.e. Swedish/Nordic), it's probably accurate.)

Pretty hard for the grade, but still a 5+, I think.

Short and sweet, but nothing special.

Seconded this. Easy climbing, maybe slightly more stressful for the leader, traversing first right, then back left.

Maybe a 5-, but that grade is not available here. Nice!

Looked like it hadn't been climbed for a while, with a few for trees growing in the middle of the route and a fair amount of moss. Large cams are useful in the finishing crack, as suggested in the guide book.

The move after the first clip is hard for the short!

I found this a bit on the stiff side for a 6a, but it's only one hard (for the grade) move in the middle.

Start can be a bit tricky, but there are several variations.

Slipped off att first attempt due to poor footwork.