Ascents in 傈僳区 Lisu as various tick types by Zhangter P

Relatively short. Managed to get a kneebar rest before the 0.5 section and then punched it through the final finger crack.

Found it hard to warm up on. Was fun to it again to practice 0.75s

Was good to get back on it. Noticed I moved more efficiently on the jams.

Nice warm up

Pitch 1 was short warm up, it was pretty average climbing. At the top of the pitch you reach a terrace where you can walk to the right for 5m for the start of the 2nd pitch. The 2nd pitch was awesome. Started balancy with small gear then a ledge for a rest before the hard fingers. There was no easing into it, it was straight in there and got harder the higher you get. You reach a "jug" but still have some hard moves before you are home. I ended up falling after pumping out on the jug. Got it 2nd try. Abby lead pitch 3 & 4 which I thought was harder than 5.10. The 5th pitch was awesome fun, cool balancy traverse after a chimney that you can't fall into. The last section of the pitch ends with a sting with a short section of fingers. The 6th pitch was the aid pitch. The bolts are spaced far apart. I found that I used a 60cm sling for foot loop, went it hard to the bolt with a quick draw and then stood up high like you would high stepping when aid climbing worked well. The 7th pitch was harder than it looks. The flakes were a mixture of lay backing and jamming. The final pitch was exciting, slabby. We got lost trying to follow the descent in the guide. Ended up just following a track all the way right to the end of the wall and down the gully at the end via a track with switchbacks. The gear beta in the guidebook was spot on!

Really nice warm up

Tricky sections where the crack narrows down to 0.75

So so good! Bouldery traverse to establish the crack and then rest half way.

Forgot how painful crack climbing is on the feet =P

This was short but super fun! Steep moves on solid jams

Pretty cool first pitch but loved the second pitch with sections of secure offwidthing!