Ascents in World as various tick types by Zhangter P

Such an amazing climb! Cool hand and finger jams!

Wow! So good! Love the airy traverse and the twin rooflets!

Took a few goes to get this. Originally was trying to go through directly up which was quite difficult. However found an alternative beta using a mega jug on the right. Made it much easier

Really cool moves

Nice warm up

Found it harder than Alarette with a few steeper sections through the bulges. Required a bit of thinking through some sections.

Super awesome! Cool moves through crack before the beautiful arete. Felt it was more straight forward than First Blood.

Enjoyed it. Chossy start, bouldery traverse section before the crack. Good fun.

Amazing line and super fun jamming! Personally feel like it's a 5.10+/11- when compared with Indian Creek or Liming crack grades

Maybe I was tired but found it harder than Midday Lightning. Took me so many goes! The guidebook talks about starting on the right side pull but struggled to start matched and feet up on the block. Started with right hand on side pull and left hand on good hold on left

One hard move. The edges get smaller the higher you go

Such an amazing problem!

Fun warm up

Strong cross move to good edge and then good holds up top. Amazing line

Super fun moves at last bolt! Very sequencey and bouldery. Took me abit to figure how to clip the anchors.

Found it technical and pumpy for a warm up

Wow what amazing moves. Super fun

Good flow! Felt like a one move wonder but good fun

Such a cool sequence through the crux. Finding the left hand pinch intermediate helped getting the side pull on the other side of the arete.

Was good fun once I figured out I had to use the right side pulls

Pretty cool moves through the crux. Awesome climb!

Found the ledges quite polished and slippery. Maybe harder than 5b.

Pretty fun climbing! We decided to do the left start and into pitch 2a which was a great idea. The right start is total choss and if we rocked up and saw it, we probably would've left. The left start had an alpine feel with loose blocks and chossy rock. It was tricky with our backpacks. We left the packs at the end of the first pitch and grabbed them when we rappelled down. Pitch 2 was really cool with the roof and then the bouldering ending. Pitch 3 was not "a touch burly" as it was described in the book.. It was hell burly for most of the pitch. So much offwidth! Pitch 4 was the crux but didn't feel any harder than the other pitches. Ended up stemming on the opposite wall for the fingers section. We didn't do pitch 5 and rappelled down.

Only up to the first anchor. Cool sequence through roof then tiring offwidth.

Really awesome climb. Cool start with small gear that gets the heart rate up.

Went up to the first anchor. Ok warm up

Awkward start into slot then hand jams followed by tight hands. Careful to extend your cams near the top of the tight hands section and then extend it above to prevent your cams getting sucked into the crack when the rope is tight like I did. Note don't use block at the top on the left near the flake which has a large X on it.

Enjoyed it more than Feedbag. Also found it easier than feedbag by stemming / chimneying most of the tight hand jams using face holds. The top section was super fun stemming

Dirty especially near the top

Great stemming, found it better than Munsunned

Found the top mantle hard

Such an amazing multipitch. P1 was harder than I thought, linked it up with pitch 2. Pitch 3 was nice jamming. Pitch 4 was solid and first half gave you a teaser of the offwidth to come. The honeycomb rock feature definitely helped as feet. The second half of pitch 4 was the money pitch, full on offwidth battle, was so ready to give up. Started left side in and once the honeycomb features on the right wall ran out, changed to right side in. Pitch 5 was kinda ordinary.

Did a warm up top rope on it and it was really amazing. Was good to see the progress after 2 weeks of crack climbing. Managed to jam the whole thing.

Awesome climb, worth it for the crappy approach. Thank God for the tree!

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

Nice warm up

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

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

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

Forgot how painful crack climbing is on the feet =P

Tricky sections where the crack narrows down to 0.75

Really nice warm up

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

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

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!

First ever mixed climb. What an adventure. Even the walk in along Queens Drive got me nervous. Crux at first pitch where it gets narrow but with solid ice over the bulge. 2nd pitch was pretty straight forward until a step section that had thin ice on a face. Third pitch was just run out for a good 20m before the last mantle. The belay for the part pitch was an anchor using the ice axes along with a body belay. Good times

Scrambling all the way up to the traverse across to the start of the "climbing" section. Roped up and did 2 pitches of scrambling through the gully. There was still snow on sections of the gully. Most amazing views!

Mixture of GIMBs and natural gear. Was slightly different from the typical Gibraltar Rock slabs as it doesn't have subtle scoops. Was pretty straight forward climbing with bolt rings at the top of each pitch to abseil down.

Solid 25! Best technical face /slab I've ever done. Got it first go on lead. Was really lucky the nuts I placed were the right size the first time or else I would've shat myself. Nuts were bomber! To infinity and beyond!

Pulled off a labrador sized hold during the onsight and landed on the #4 cam as I hit the deck. Buttocks still sore. Burly handjamming / layback up to the vertical crack before pulling over the lip for glory.