Ascensiones de Airtime Over Pumicestone teniendo Beta

Great climb besides P5. Amazingly grippy rock. Engaging climbing, especially when avoiding the questionable rock in certain sections.

Took a rack with WC 0.2 - 3 cams & some wires. Ended up only using 6 placements (cams) on the entire climb. Crux at the end of P4 is more like a g20 than a g19. Awesome move though. Nice slab climbing on P6.

Both anchor hangers on P6 are baldy rusted. Did not want to hang on it and belay. Ended up climbing a further ~5m diagonally R and belayed off the tree with 3 branches.

Rope and gear retrieval for Dalaney. Seconded pitch 1, and led the beginning of pitch 2 to retrieve gear, then lowered back to pitch 1, and rapped off.

Pretty cruisy climbing the whole way. Standout moments included trundling a few loose blocks (thankfully not on lead) and nearly pulling off a fridge sized one. Quality choss at its finest - of course Brosnan had no chossing issues being a nimble navigator weighing in at a mere 60kg. Mass movers such as myself should take care especially on the hollow flake move on p4. I would hate to see someone fall into the death gully. We placed in total I think 5 bits of gear including a tiny purple nut that fell out as soon as I climbed past it. I think there should be a pitch 7 rated V1 (vegetation 1). That final bush bash is brutal and its even worse when done in bouldering shoes. I thought it would have been like a 2 minute scramble but its more like a 15 minute one. Walked down the tourist track like chumps.

Great climbing all the way to top! Pitches very sustained on generally good rock

Fun day out with jard. Cooked by the sun. Rapped off the third pitch.

Love this climb. Epic moves + some interesting choss. p3+p4 are the standouts.

Thanks Sam Pearson for the nomination. A classic sea to summit route of tibro! I chucked a cam in way out left on p1 that caused insane drag and got into abit of a crunch at the next bolt. Copped a phone call from the place i interviewed at on tuesday.. didnt get the job. Thank god. There was another round of interviews apparently. I was safer from employment than i thought. I saftied into the bolt while yim soloed to my cam and got it out so i could keep climbing. Definitely bolted to be a trad multi.. i was pretty keen to not fall on quite a few sections on all pitches. I may have avoided cruxing on the 3rd pitch but my traverse out left and subsequent regaining of the climb could have easily bombed yim with a factor 2. Felt quite risky, should have just punched the jugs. We enjoyed lunch above pitch 4, stoked after the improbable flake move at the top before walking around to find p6. We found it. Fuck. Where is the pro? Bouldered through it. Felt bold but the holds were amazing. It would be both scary and maybe funny? to see someone deck it off that start into the bushes. Topping this pitch, delighted at the lovely slabbing, i pulled rope till i could see the end with no scotchfingerman attached, followed by yim calling out for the rope. Fuck. Had to rap down, chuck him the rope and jug back up. Big marn was on his phone apparently.. Big bush bash reminiscent of colloseum corner, then down caves, showering some dirt on an angry local 'guide' double strand rapping at the same time and rope as his girlfriend 5m above. Nice. Cant give him too much shit, we found ourselves 'simuljugging' second day in a row from overshooting anchors. Still alive and most importantly, unemployed.

Top roped first pitch only. Started a meter to the left. Climb where the bolts are seemed harder than an 18.

Top roped first pitch only

Adventure climbing I would suggest you top out and walk down tourist track or caves We rapped off and it’s a stitch up avoiding loose blocks jumping gully’s and trying to avoid stuck ropes in the gully’s terraces

A lot of classic run outs too Ash ripped a hold off pitch 4 and took a little whip the gear holds which is good purple totem for the win

Adventure climbing I would suggest you top out and walk down tourist track or caves We rapped off and it’s a stitch up avoiding loose blocks jumping gully’s and trying to avoid stuck ropes in the gully’s terraces

A lot of classic run outs too Ash ripped a hold off pitch 4 and took a little whip the gear holds which is good purple totem for the win

Late afternoon adventure. Great climb. only did the first 3 pitches due to time.

Great day out with David. P1-P4 are quite comfortable (although I might have gone off route on p3 at the start). P6 was the standout pitch for me, I was glad though that the lead fell to David. P5 was the most sandbagged 2 I've ever 'led'

Lovely pleasant day out. Got back to the ground just as the rain started. Plenty of bolts where they're needed, gear where there aren't bolts. Airy in places, just enough to make it engaging but still safe. Went easier than I had in my head - I guess thinking of it as a trad 21 is pretty intimidating, but it's more like a cruisy trad 18 with a 21 sport pitch. Pitch 6 is awesome. Highly recommend.

Great afternoon in excellent company, with some unexpected adventures in the dark to finish the day! The route takes you on a mostly slabby but varied journey up the Gorilla’s shoulder (with a chance to poke at one of its eyeballs). We placed less than 10 pieces of gear on the whole thing – bolts are where you need them and running it out is not too bad if you trust your slab climbing. Kudos to Wendy for a bold trad lead and an unanticipated FA in a chossified gully at sunset!

Solid climb, even though we had to dodge some questionable blocks. Started around noon when the climb was completely in the shade and was very pleasant temps on a 35-degree day. Overshot the first rap on the way down and got some extra climbing in on a chossy wall. lol. Amazing day out, thanks Antoine Chandonnet aka Chanderoo for being awesome.

Up there with the best tibro has to offer! Halfnuts were great on the trad pitches. Pitch 6 was definitely the psychological crux on the way to the chains!

Pitch one is average due to rock quality, but WOW the rest is epic!!

A great adventure for a summer afternoon. Definitely a classic tibroesk type of climb. Wicked

First 4 pitches to approach overexposed

Fantastic

This is a chossy maze! The 21 is a one move wonder and the highlight for me was the hand jams crossing the chimney before topping out.

Chill day of seconding. Onsighted all pitches but doesn’t count bc seconding obviously. Highlight was that epic jam section at the end of pitch 4.

Great climb, really technical and varied the whole way. Every pitch had something to offer. Apart from P5, there's nothing easy - the 19s didn't feel any easier than the 21 for me. Used cams metolius 00 to friend #1 (though I did ignore some bigger cracks), and also used a few small/medium wires. Need to be mindful of rope drag, particularly pitches 1-3. Led 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6.

Fantastic! Sustained, with good variety on the pitches. The bush scrambles weren’t the most fun, and the recent storm has made the going rough to scramble up to the summit after pitch 6.

I didn't log any airtime on this route, but it was nevertheless an exciting outing. Onsighted and led all pitches. Typical Tibro: route finding challenges, solid rock mixed with choss, bolts and a lack thereof. If I were to do the climb again, I might stop after pitch 4 and rap, as this makes for a more sustained and continuous line.

Pulled a large microwave plus sized block off the 6th pitch whilst hugging it. Need to invest in brown pants. Happy to be alive.

Fantastic day out and agree with Ryan's sentiments that this is a contender for the best multi on the moutain. Consistent quality throughout. The second pitch does wander a little bit to stay protected and is definitely heady but I thoroughly enjoyed the lead and the climb overall. The crux move of the climb is a solid 21 and the crux on the 4th pitch must be one of the best moves on Tibro. A must do for any climber who enjoys a little adventure

Both climbed clean to the top of the 3rd pitch, then bailed in the rain. It would be nice to revisit on a winters morning.