Ascent of Moderne Zeiten as Onsight

Rarely done, but exactly my cup of tea. Starts like Stefan Böhm, so if you're not comfortable with shoulder cracks and chimneys, you'll have your problems there. The traverse out of the chimney is actually the crux of the whole endeavour. I put a long sling into the bolt at the start of the traverse, plus a short draw, which I unclipped once I had reached the next bolt. Left out the first bolt and put a sling in the second, too. Not too much rope drag this way, but if you're really comfortable, leave out the second bolt as well. That way a short sling at the start of the traverse suffices and you won't have to unclip anything. Anyway, the traverse is mostly hard due to bad (or missing) footholds. Good rest afterwards and a juggy section to the ledge. Finally, a great crack line almost to the top, but you have to leave it because Mr. Löw decided to bolt further to the right so you can't reach the anchor from the crack. Don't try to clip it too early!