Rune Yoshida Tollefsrud

Beautiful line! Might come back to try the sit start and dyno one day

Hoppet ned fra øverste jug

Veldig kul! Toppen gjør at den føles hardere enn 6B

Drittsitt inn i fin ståstart

On the softer end of the grade?

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Fun, committing move and sharpest top of a stone I've ever touched

Fun catch and top out! Sit start is just a tiny, tiny little bit harder

Sit doesn't add much grade or fun wise compared to stand start. Stand start is nicer imo

Started with left hand into shoulder press, fun moves

Lett om man oppfyller morpho-kriteriet

One move "wonder"

Hard to not dab... Climbs OK after the first couple of moves

Fun traverse!

Gikk uten arretene på begge siden, men ser nå at de ikke er off...

Fin, starta med match i undercling, siden det så fint ut

Fun!

Doesn't add anything interesting or hard to the stand start, if you can reach high enough with left hand from sit. Probably harder if you're shorter

Felt kinda hard, maybe my beta was bad

I imagine it's harder if you can't reach left crimp from sit

Glorified pull-up

Pretty fun despite the forced elimination

Started sitting on the lowest stone ledge, not down on the dirt

Started sitting on the first stone ledge, not the dirt ground

Pretty hard if you try to stick to the crack

Østmarka's most feel good dyno?

How is this a 6b?! Felt a bit morpho as well. Maybe a little easier if it's a kick start?

Crystal crimpin'. Got my revenge after a session last autumn when the top was wet. Much better conditions this time

Doesn't add anything interesting to the stand start, not much harder either to be honest. Zero stars because it's just another unnecessary sit start to a really nice stand start problem. Used good jug on rock in crack for the top out

Classic. Second attempt on second session, crimps felt much less slippery this time

Awesome, sneaky fun!

Needs an official defined start. Harder if you're like me (180cm) and can't reach the little crimp, and have to start with left hand on slopy bit of arete below the crimp and can only reach with three finger into the undercling. Also tried it with a seat boost to reach the crimp from sit, zero stars either way. Oh, and I hope you like ants!

Kinda liked it!

Be mindful of the loose rocks wedged in the crack

Sent on second session on this project. Somehow managed to pull/push myself up and place the right foot, but was not able to repeat the move after the first send. Probably have to come back to figure out just what I did when I sent it, especially as I didn't catch it on video 😅 Ate my skin up good. Got a huge kick from this one!

Trickiest 7a I've managed so far, thus giving it a +. Took a long time figuring out the microbeta for my feet, and was still hard! Beautiful problem and nice location

Step 1: be tall. Step 2: don't be short. Many ways of solving it, but feels reachy. Reminds me of the first move on Rednecks in some ways

Lowball, but fun moves

Really nice problem!

Soft if you're allowed to start in the middle of the front with left hand on good hold far left

Fun, long move to the top and nice flow. Pretty sharp, topped out to the sound of crunching crystals

Probably easier than 7a if you mantle with heel on the far right side on the lip, not sure if that's too much off the intended line...

Always fun with toehooks

Fun move to the top

Way, way easier than the official 7a grade

Messing around in corona times. No idea if grade is good or not

Just messing around in corona times. Think grade is OK

Much more fun than I thought it would be!

Tuning in the moves for the defined, lower start

Not too hard once you dial in a beta that works for you

Only went to the ledge and jumped down, technically not a send? Not sure if you have to traverse to the right or not at the top

Heel kept popping, but found the right position and angle eventually, as well as a hand sequence, and it was much easier

A 6c boulder with a 7a+ top out/mantle, in my opinion. Solved everything but the mantle in 2 tries, the mantling needing more like 5-6 tries to dial in for me.

Softer than the official grade of 7a

A bit of a "constructed" problem, with the defined start, elimination, and left rock allowed, but the moves are fun! Softer than the original grade of 7a+

Surprisingly nice!

Gotta be a soft 7b, possibly 7a+, first one on the grade for me as well.

Super nice when going via the pocket (not directly to the sloper)!

Thought I was too short (180 cm) when I tried in the beginning, but managed to stick the first move in the end. Nice and fun problem all the way to the top!

Nice problem, felt kinda soft

Hard to get your butt off the ground, then one hard move and fairly easy top out

My first 7a