Ascents in World by Rizki Tarisa having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Big holds big moves.

Encouraged (pressured) by Ashley to project this route. It wasn’t easy but awesome fun to work on this route. Requires endurance and perseverance, especially for stoopid climbers like myself. Thought it would be a walk in the park after the crux, but boy I was wrong. I think I fell a lot more at the tufa section after the crux than at the crux section itself

Pockety, fingery, one crux.

5th go

Love this route!

Extended (3 more bolts). 2nd go.

The approach was OK, the trail was clearly marked with red tapes. Try not to go down in the dark, although it’s still OK to do it. Pay attention to and follow the red tags.

Day 1: Pitch 1 - 4, hauling bags to the top took a lot of time and effort. In hindsight it would’ve been better to not haul the bags but to carry them on our shoulders instead. Pitch 1 - 4 are rather short. Spent a night at pitch 4.

Day 2: Started climbing at 7am, completed pitch 5 - 19 in about 7 hours or so (Maybe more including wayfinding of pitch 19) Pitch 19 was not obvious to find. We went left from pitch 18 where we should’ve gone right.

7 simul raps from pitch 19 all the way down the ground with 2 70m ropes (In the rain!) A team of 4 (2 groups)).

We were racing against the rain clouds, got rained off on the way down.

One of the most beautiful lines in Zaozhuang.

Awesome for the gram.

“Milk The rest”

Not easy but enjoyable.

This climb has got everything. Crimpy start, technical section, good rest, power ending happy ending.

5.12b?

Crimpy! 3rd bolt is a bit far - extend it!

Sunny but cold and windy!

If you think you’re off route (far too left), you’re bound to send it.

2nd go

A beautiful line.

This should be a 5.11p (PUMPED!)

Angry mama bat screaming at me who was trying to put my hand on a jug in front of her den. Ended up not using the jug and went right instead.