Ascents in Dromedar as Onsight

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Good line along the crack in the arête. A nice fingerlock to clip the second bolt, otherwise strenuous laybacks to the break. A nut comes in handy there, but didn't have one with me, so I slotted my prusik sling into the crack, which works just as well. A bomber fist jam gets you to the anchor. #lastrouteoftheday

Feeling surprisingly confident on those underclings;) big move from a pretty sharp crimp in the end! Much better than it looks!

Lots of fun with a few good handjams:)

Nach Sanierung undPutzaktion vom Kev richtig guade lohnende Tour!

Elegant moves up a nearly vertical slab; the holds alternate between small crimps/pockets and positive jugs. With the additional first bolt, the protection is fine.

Perfect hands to fist crack in good rock; not even wet or dirty today! There is no anchor, so when the moss got too thick I traversed left to the anchor of the neighbouring route. I should climb it on trad gear next time.

Didn't notice any necessary jumps here for my size. Two long moves to jugs, though. Nice wall climbing with some more surprise jugs in the end.

Tough onsight … almost fell off just below the anchor. The start is relatively straightforward, but with a powerful section over the bulge. The middle part is easy slab climbing along the arête. In the end, the holds suddenly get much smaller and the moves quite irreversible, so I had only one chance. I grabbed something that turned out to be bad, but I didn't fall, so I changed my grip, which made it even worse. So I changed grip again – why didn't I fall? I don't know – and it was okayish, so I could pull up my foot and get to another near-no-hands rest, and even less holds to go up on, so I basically walked up quite far into a sidepull and could clip the anchor from the right. No idea if there's a more direct variant.