Stef Fel

Easier with 1.73m span?

happy to complete this one from last trip - didn't feel as easy as it could've compared to some 7a boulders

trip flash - repeated this classic I first climbed in 2019

dayflash ;)

loved it!

what a line - toehooks from the start, crazy right heel to move to this horrendous crimp, long move out left in jug, cut loose, bumping up the right rail and then a finish to the lip that is not a gift. happy!

really nice!

such a great line - first 7c in rocklands :)

loved the mix of powerful moves ending on a balancy and crimpy slab :)

wow, third trip on this one, finally went first thing in the third session :)

cool arch!

cool one! found a great left toehook that made one crucial move much easier for me - also loved the footjam for the finish

Did the 7a start variant with the right hand already in the higher crack hold in the roof.

lovely! (and no throw with a high right heel ;))

my first in this grade!!! really nice moves moving between the two aretes :)

good feeling to finally finish this nemesis project of mine xD

Unusual right shoulder move - the right heel does it all for me, super happy!

That move up.. didn't really like the top crimp xD

the first move is the hardest...

So glad I finally had the guts to try and do this line - 3rd surprising go :)

Gymstyle with toehooks and a knee bar until a not to be underestimated topout over the bulge. Three stars if not every hold was partly broken off..

happy :)

intuitively climbed a bit more right than everyone in the beta videos, using the sidepull with a left shoulder move

what a typical font-style topout..

really nice moves all the way

what a classic!

Meant to check out the topout of workflow and that standstart felt super hard xD

surprised myself in the second session when I just wanted to link some moves from the start and see how far I'd get :D

my antistyle

No elimination version, getting on to the slab is the tricky part.

Second go knowing the beta xD

Loved the moves! - for me the much closer down turned heel jam worked better than the heel further left to reach up left :)

nice line, guess there are two topout variants

almost a flash if it wasn't for the a little scary top part xD

this was my first 7a on 30th Oct 2017, wanted to repeat it :)

doable with 1,68m height and plus 5cm ape

super nice!

Best line on this block in the grade

Only the first two moves on the crimps are hard

Is the lowest ledge/pedestal included for the feet or not? If not, the first move is very very reachy and impossible for shorter people I'd think.. if included, the boulder is easier than 7a.. nice moves anyway!

Could not climb it with 1.68m height and +5cm reach and wanted to let the community know:)

Felt easy for the grade when comparing to other 6cs here

Not sure about the exact line - I used a kneepad to get to the good rail to the right and held the two finger pocket with the left to release the feet. Did the topout following the indicated line with a mantle (not going out right). I can imagine a much harder line if you use the two finger pocket with the right hand and tiny crimps with the left (and leave out the good rail) ;)

started sitting on the lower rock, feet on the one above

beautiful complex movements

Don't underestimate the topout ;)

really nice line!

good option if you are too short for the other boulders to the right ;)

Not easy, started from the gaston with the right and on a sidepull crimp with the left

dayflash :)

one boulder crux in the middle part, easier for the grade?

entry boulder and finale boulder on finger pockets

done with a 5-year-old project- what a line! entry boulder, flakes, technical part, undercling rest, and then a steep finale! really glad I could put it all together today :)

the first two meters are the hardest I'd say, be careful

really nice, but you want some extended draws if possible

really hard (and mental) for the grade. couldn't link it that day.

crimpy crux in lower bit, really beautiful afterwards

harder than Judy, but not 7a I'd say..

one long move involved, which i could just do with a 1,72m span. not Sure how smaller ppl would do it. topout not to be underestimated ^^

Crazy top out, really gotta trust the right foot and then press with the left hand in my case, to match the left foot with it - stepped on my thumb doing that xD (worked out though)

Either the line just worked super well for me or it is a little easier than 7b (which I dont usually do in just one sesh). Fun!

Dependent on how low you start you can make it more 7aish or more 6c+ish.

I have a 1,72ish m span - anyone with less will have to find a different beta than holding the left arrete and spanning to the right. Nice line though!

Awesome line! Getting out of the roof definitely was the crux for me

nice and intuitive!

liked the tiny features on that line, even found a kneebar ;)

one big move to the nose, nice

once more the crux move comes just before the topout - easier when you're flexible ;)

Sweet roof climb with the crux getting out of it

If you do climb it to the very end (more to the left than in the picture here, see bleau.info), it definitely adds half a grade compared to exiting earlier.. nice endurance line!

nice moves!

very happy to have managed the slopers :) - felt a little easier as it went xD

beautiful line, felt easier than 7B+

direct mantle variant

fun line with a cool techy solution

really nice!

The hardest 7a I climbed in this trip..

My first reall outdoor project, worth every single move. Solved it feet forward instead of the cut lose throw to the ledge. still in love with it <3

what a line!! loved the feet forward double toehook moves <3

razor blade sharp!

balancyyy

sharp

mantle was the crux

Lovely crack line with the crux at the topout

Pockets, pockets, pockets - which one to take? I also found a feet forward solution :D

can also traverse to the legt, whicj makes it 6a+

loved this line!

long move up

what a gem of line!!

crimpy

crimpy

Sharp :D

third 7a in font :)

a must do!

what a line, got it done on the way out on the dark xD

my second 7a at that time