Ascents in Area A

Awesome. I'm really surprised this doesn't see more action. It's genuinely great.

Got it dialled up to matching the good hold on the face. From there, no clue. More power!

Great to finally get this one done. Have had a few little sessions on it over the years, felt strong and good conditions today, smashed it up. Who would have thought getting on and off a slopey rail could be that much fun. One of Toohey's better problems I think.

Good practise for trusting feet. Footholds were tiny but held. Didn't know what to do with my upper body which resulted in a very scrunched up position

Bloody good route. More people should have a crack at this one! Not tall enough for the undercling start so I crimped it instead + R gaston/pinch(?). Trying to link the R sloper move but the rest goes!

Played around with a stand start variant, which would have felt quite possible if I had any skin left. The sit start will be hard.

After trying and failing to get my right toe to stick, I ended up cutting feet and campusing from the rail on the face to the slopers on top. Dabbed on my first attempt, but stuck it the second time and felt like a superhero!

What a cool and unlikely position for the sit start. Amazing. Rest of the route is pretty fun. Might need to come back with a bit more skins for the rest though.

Started low on the LH with RH on dish crimp thing, bump to rail, match, hold the swing to RF on some crystal and pounce to the sloper. The described sit start on undercling is confusing. Seems logical line is the sit start down left.

Just that one move that feels so improbable. Such a good problem.

Really cool start holds. The undercling isn't really an undercling however, misleading description I think.

Didn't find the go juice today but figured out the moves last attempt. Can't believe hadn't tried this earlier - great problem. Keen to get back to it in cooler weather

Just pulled on to see how I felt, and got it first shot. I think friction is a major factor to feeling comfy on that slopey rail. Fun topping out with all the topout holds full of leaves and dirt hahaha. Superb problem (with a clean!) that I can't believe I hadn't tried before this year.

Could only juuust get off the ground - has anyone actually done this? I suspect harder than V6! Keen to put some time into this.

Not bad at all! Tried this briefly last time I was in the area but couldn't figure out how to get my butt off the ground - figured out the trick this time and it wasn't too bad.

This will 100% go with some more cleaning and attempts.

Just can't do the lockoff move

Can now do all moves. Requires more strength / endurance to link it.

A great problem to sink my teeth into for my first trip to the forest in many months. Also marks my 100th Toohey send.

Went back to try this but upon holding and then releasing sloper my left forearm / wrist hurts a lot of a few seconds. Not sure what is going in there. Didn't work it.

This appears to be the first ascent. If you've previously sent it feel free to amend. I'll add a comment explaining grading etc a bit later.

Got to the lip after about ten attempts. Gave up on figuring out the mantle - potentially too dirty. Extremely stiff for V4.

The RH starting hold will probably be ripped off at some point if this climb sees more action.

Second ascent after Jack Mullaly

Took just under 30 minutes, with probably about one attempt per minute. Thoughts on grading below

Repeated straight after initial send, with a just a quick brush and re-chalk in between.

Spent my morning practising major weaknesses- slabs and mantles! More mileage for the finger also.

fa. I really liked it but sloper slapping is my jam, gotta stay engaged to not dab

Cool problem, tough on skin as per usual

Quality movement, so delicate and tensiony while still containing burly goodness. Could not stick the throw to the lip. Stiff v5 unless I was missing some beta

Technical, sharp, fun, and hard. Classic Tooheys V5.

Great movement! If it wasn't so sharp it would be a top 5 at Tooheys for me!

Powerful moves to mostly good but very sharp holds. Fresh skin and comprehensive tape job recommended.

I think I can

Walking past. Touched the holds w/o pads, shoes or chalk. Figured out a few things.