Veronica S

Significantly harder than the neighbour 6b.

Retro flash

Seconding

Seconding

Seconding

Seconding. Slippery.

Seconding.

Harder than other 5c's in the area.

Feels harder than other 5c's in the area.

Seconding

This is not 5+ if you are too short to reach the crux move. Requires at least 160cm arm length to reach it statically, otherwise that single move is at least 6a+. We had to switch leads with my partner to get past this move.

Did the line that shares the start first, so no onsight for this one.

Seconding

It is annoying that tall people downgrade the route, while admitting that it is “easier” only if you are tall. Be more considerate of the minorities folks!

Dirty, also does not feel like a beginner route

I used yellow cam at the bottom, since for a short person like me, it is not possible to put a quickdraw in a safe way in the first bolt. The description says it's not "that difficult", but I guess the person who bolted it, was just tall and could reach it from the shelf. For me, nope, too far. Luckily we were doing some trads, so I had this nice cam with me and could protect myself better.

I am the kind of person who loved it

Today it was very mossy and dirty

Seconding then lead. Did my first foot jam on it.

Much easier than other 4s around

For really short climbers has some spicier moves, had to use some bad crimps to get to the next good hold. Very well protected.

Great line, but it was so warm that I wasn't up for leading it. I will come back!

The taller you are the easier it is.

We actually did that as a warm up before trying anything else at this crag. Felt no harder than 5 comparing to other climbs in the area.

For shorter climbers it's definitely harder than any other 5s at this bouldering area

Bolts placed in a way that shorter climbers can have issues with placing quickdraws (especially 1st one)

Rope drag

Rope drag