Ascents in South Wales by Fernando Hidalgo having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Maybe a 6b. It is weird and unclear to do it without big hand holds.

Two cruxex, one at the bottom and one at the top. Easier than 6b+ if you know the moves probably, so more of a 6a+/6b

Brilliant! Hard to Onsight, took two attempts.

I skipped the hard start as I needed to go quickly.

Fun route but jumping from the ledge to the wall is intimidating (and dangerous). I clipped two quickdraws with a clipstick before committing!

Interesting route with lots of options.

Really hard onsight. Leavitating is a good description is what you need to do at the crux. Good secuence or 4-5 moves. A little bit harder for the grade

Took the direct line, nearly 6c.

Weird squeezed route. If you stick to the arete/pillar is significantly harder than 6a. If you use handholds and footholds from the right it feels like you are cheating.

Ok route.

Fun route.

Short but interesting problem.

Very amenable

Went wrong way first time into the 6c+ at the left.

Sticked to the crag or left. More like a 6c.

Climb it after 5 years. It felt easy.

I needed two rests to complete it. Slightly wet. I need more stamina in my finger strength.

Rested several times trying direct (6c), then I did it again clean going right (6b).

I enjoyed more this time with better technique.

Warm up

The starts is very bouldery with pumpy movements. Falling is coming back to scratch. Not ideal as a project.

Very steep line. Go for the jugs... they are there.

Quite wet.

Warm up on trainers.

The rope was there

We went a bit further before turning left. Felt like a 6b to be honest.

Had to rest once. I didn't see a critical handhold.

Too tired, too cold.

Awful route.

Massive run out to the first bolt, even with a clip stick fully extended you need to scramble a bit to reach it.

Nice route... a lot easier when you know the moves.

Awkward at the beginning. Stay in the route, going left will only make it harder. At 3/4 route it is awkward again. Not an easy route for short people. More like 6a+.