Ascents as Flash as sport by Dave Scarlett

Mildly stiff start then lots of rest stances.

Crimpy start, then eases with rest opportunities.

Difficult moves approaching (reachy) and after (crimpy) the big horizontal break.

Good to get some extra length, but the final, easy push through the roof is a bit contrived.

Looks incredibly unlikely at the grade, but the holds are all there.

Definitely sandbagged, and with uncharacteristically long bolt spacing for the area. Felt more like 19. Definitely don't expect this to make a good warm-up climb.

Very soft for a 21! Let's call it 20. Very nice climbing through a series of juggy breaks with occasional reachy moves and a few of the horizontal breaks being quite rounded. Lead on pre-placed draws.

Sustained grade 20-21 climbing with a crux finish that is very much grade 22, and quite reachy. Led on our told pre-placed draws.

Mostly juggy, with maybe one move at the grade, a little above the ledge, when approaching the first ring bolt.

Very nice. Bouldery start then thin moves on the face. Unfortunately the final bolt isn't in a great position, as the crux is below it, and is quite run out from the previous bolt. By the time you reach the final bolt, the difficult climbing is all over, and there's trad placements available anyway if you want protection for the easy finish. If that bolt were a metre lower, then it could protect the crux.

Start left of bolt for an optional harder, bouldery start. Fantastic moves through overhang on tufas, requiring lots of bridging and careful footwork. Crux gaining stance on wide tufa left of 5th bolt.