Ascensiones en Tāmaki-makau-rau / Auckland por Jason

all the moves and sequence down, now to lead the bloody thing.

Chossy, chossy holds that are going to fall off soon.

Very hard for the grade, tenuous and slopy holds. Bottom is extremely run out and frankly dangerous - no excuse for such terrible bolting.

nice lead on half ropes with tools and crampons!

bit of a one-move-wonder of a route. I really don't think this is a thing if you're short, I'm 5"2/160cm, unless you fancy a semi-dyno onto a high crimp, starting from invisible feet and a wrist-snapping undercling. in which case, that one move feels a solid few grades harder.

very height dependent crux move, launching yourself off tiny feet at a sloper on the left side of the dihedral. remember to go right when you're back on the slab, otherwise is offensively blank.

super fun in the moonlight!