Seppo Enarvi

Indeed considerably harder than the stand start. The first move is not that difficult, but you have to do it controlled to get the crimp really well. The foot sequence is also difficult with long legs, and after that you still have to do the crux.

7A+ or 7B. Spent three sessions. Very technical, many moves - none of which comes for free, and a bit mental top-out. In any case, this line is a hidden gem. For sure it had a lot more ascents if it was closer to Helsinki. Good rock quality, nice variety of movement, easy approach, and actually not that long drive from Helsinki. And lots of winter chanterelles in the spring.

A really nice line and topping out from the right adds a little bit height (still not nearly 6 m), so adding another variation could be justified.

For a tall person this doesn't feel harder than 7A. Not very interesting either. One challenging move and the rest is 6B. Not to take anything away from shorter climbers. This is just be subjective opinion.

A fun sandstone slab. Not a typical Finnish boulder.

Maybe the original beta is harder than Metropolis, but using the arete this felt a lot easier. Could be also 7B. (Did this in three sessions and Metropolis took some 12 sessions).

An exciting crack climbing recap. Flashed on my second go.

Worth the long hike! The rock quality couldn't been better. The friction is good but it doesn't destroy the skin. The slopers make a three-dimensional and unusual boulder.

A surprisingly complex problem. I'll give it a plus more.

Felt a bit like cheating with my reach.

This is dope! Maybe the coolest 7A I've done. ⭐⭐⭐

Cool problem. The crux is holding the swing but the top-out is not that easy either.

It took some time to get the balance right in the sit start. It's a nice boulder, but the rest of it is not that difficult.

Felt easy.

Starting from the stone on the ground.

Didn't quite feel like a 7A - at least for a tall climber.

This was actually really nice!

A solid 7B. One session for finding out the beta and two sessions of trying and failing. Finally did it on the second go when I was fresh on our next trip. A lot harder than Hammas Finger Crack for me.

Eliminated this and that.

A weird, but quite fun problem.

Felt like a 7B on a hot day, but in better conditions this went easily on the first go. The sit start doesn't really add difficulty to me, but adds a few moves that make it more challenging if your hands start sweating.

Couldn't have figured this out, but after I got the beta, it went down pretty fast.

Maybe not quite 7B. Went down in one session, although I did get very good beta. Movement-wise not the most exciting boulder, but the height adds some spice.

Started right hand on a sloper at waist level and left hand on the pinch at head level. Went up and topped out from the right side. Not sure if this was correct, but it felt hard enough this way.

6A must be a joke.

Stand start. Couldn't figure out the sit start.

Pretty nice!

Kyllähän tässä joutu kovaa vetää.

Really nice technical problem! For me this felt a tad easier than 7A, but for shorter people this can definitely be a 7A.

Very technical.

The start is difficult for a tall person, if you don't want to use the separate rock, and the next moves are quite tricky as well.

Not too difficult, just quite scary.

Felt slightly cheating with my reach.

Went pretty much statically once I found a good toe hook.

It's a cool problem but slightly annoyingly the biggest challenge is how to avoid dabbing on the rock on the ground. Without it this would be maybe a 6C.

Surprisingly cool movement in this simple-looking boulder.

Very technical and powerful. Way harder than the few other 7Bs that I've done. I think it took around 12 sessions. It took a long time to figure out all the details and get the moves dialed. But today it felt really good and I did it on my first proper attempt.

Very technical and also requires some finger strength. There may be harder 7Bs but I think it deserves the grade. Anyway, great line for sure!

Morpho.

The moves alone were not too bad but surprisingly difficult to link.

With my reach this felt like a 7A, could be a 7A+. There's only one difficult move that's just really awkward.

Pretty nice but a lot easier with the dynamic beta.

Really cool boulder! And a difficult one. The beta is delicate and finding the best one was difficult, even with the help of the videos. It's not intuitive exactly what to use for your hands and even after you have the beta figured out, it's easy to make mistakes. All the moves are evenly hard, so linking them takes time. I would say it's a 7A+.

I didn't really expect it to be this nice.

Just one difficult reachy move.

Easier if you use a crimp on the top, but if you don't, it's a good mantel exercise.

My very strict Video Assistant Referee didn't accept my sit start. It's easy to make the mistake that your ass leaves the ground before your foot.

I agree that this could be the Finland's coolest 7A boulder problem. At least I cannot think of any that has cooler board-style movement. The sit start requires good technique and powerful fingers. Then you have some technical footwork and a sick-ass dyno to the top. Could be a 7A+. Not a 7B in my opinion.

Even after watching a couple of beta videos it was quite difficult to figure out the exact beta so I think this grade is deserved. So are the three stars. What a beautiful stone heart.

Did a sit start from the shelf, but it doesn't affect the grade. The crux move could be considerably harder for shorter climbers.

Super morpho and a bit dangerous. From the crux you fall on top of the rock, so take care with the crash pads. It's not that great of a problem IMO and not worth breaking your ankles. That said, I did try falling from the top like a missile and sliding down on a crash pad and it was fine.

Scary as tiny holds. For a really good slab climber this may feel easy but not for me!

Technical sequence that took some time to figure out. Could be a nice problem but it's really ruff on the fingers.

Quite easy for a tall person using the toe hook. Without the toe hook this would be a lot harder.

The first move was difficult for me. For that reason it felt harder than the other 6B's here. On the other hand, after figuring it out, the problem is done. (Spoiler: you need constant pressure on the right foot.)

Nice one! It took me a couple of tries to stick the first move.

Maybe for some slab monkeys 6C+ is an appropriate grade but for me the beta was really difficult to figure out and the crux move was so delicate that this was a very limit boulder for me. So felt like a 7A to me.

Did it from the crimps where the white arrow is, i.e. left hand where the line is drawn in 27 Crags. At least it was a really nice problem this way.

Fun to climb.

Super cool moves! The very high foot and mantel made me suggest 6A+.

Second go. Who wouldn't love a dyno to such a good jug.

Second go. For a tall person this is easier than 7A+ for sure.

This was my favorite problem from the trip. A really beautiful arete and a smooth slab. Took many tries to pull this off.

Nice moves (except the awkward sit start) and rock quality.

Probably a lot more difficult for shorter people.

Barefoot

Sit start

Caveman Finish (from the lowest point of the roof)

One star for learning to handjam in Albarracin.

Using lower stone

I was literally banging my head on the wall. Not recommended for tall people!

Hard top-out.

Dabbed when the spotter was moving the pads

Using left side wall for the feet.

Hard to grade. Figuring out the beta was the most difficult part.

Oh my god what a mantel!

Hard to grade. Felt like 7A before I figured out a beta that works for me.

Not as simple as it seems

Sick top out. 6B+ is spot on.

Harvemmin onkaan sormet session jälkeen näin täynnä reikiä.

Voi tähän löytyä helpompikin beta mutta oma kokemus oli että onpahan hankala.

Took me two days to find the beta.