Ascensions dans State of Mexico and Mexico City par Justin Case

Cleaning the route for Esau and Alex. Pretty average route on not that great rock, but fun outing!

Fell figuring out the first bit... Average route, first on the Segundo Dinamo. I also tried another route in this sector called Guerra Intensa 5.12b, which I didn't send due to it falling apart on the second half- must've pulled out several handholds and multiple footholds- not great...

Excellent first exposure to Los Dinamos!! I really don't know why I hesitated so much to come to this area in the past. Within Mexico City, and this particular crag is 5 mins away from the parking! Three-crux route (finger lock mantle, crimps to deadpoint, and some more crimps to deadpoints), where I fell in the second crux on the OS. Got it second go in front of my parents who came to visit! I got lost at the end and only just managed to clip the anchors!! The. Streak. Continues.

Non-trivial movement near the start, as the left hand is on sidepulls and your right is pulling the wrong way on a crack. Incites pensiveness. Then the second half are straightforward moves on really good holds through the overhang. Really fun!

Fell on the first boulder problem because I wasn't pre-clipped to the first bolt and I was required to do a somewhat insecure deadpoint. Esau did a great job spotting me! Got it immediately afterwards. Great first steep boulder problem into an easy slab, followed by another rooflet (much easier than the start), ending with long moves on good edges.

Tough for 5.9! Easiest if done without resting at all, as there is no stance that won't eventually tire you. Interesting movement through good holds and a sloping crack.

2nd go! Lucky to have found these super dope people that could belay me seeing that Tirso and Arely had literally just learned to belay a few minutes earlier lol. Bouldery start to a rest, and then another crimpy/lockoffy/deadpointy boulder problem around the middle, finishing in pumpy moves on good holds. The streak continues!! Stoked!!

Set this for my cousin. Nice flowy climbing on good holds!

Tensiony movement on good crimps and edges. Pumpy but beautiful and fun. Going past the trees and seeing the beautiful sunset with light drops of rain falling on us was amazing! Satisfied with the OS.

Easy climbing to a boulder problem that features sloping holds on steep terrain where body tension is necessary. Once the crux begins, there are no real rests until you clip the chains! Excellent route. The one-5.12-a-week streak is still alive!!

Pretty straightforward, well-protected climb on positive terrain and good holds. Good for a beginning leader!

3 shots. Great boulder problem/route. Works all the opposing climbing muscles. Reachy, strengthy, and controlled. Awesome route.

They told me this was a 5.10... Didn't feel like it at all! Really fun, hard with all the humidity.

Easy techy climb.

First solo! Kept getting rope burnt the one day I'd been trying this route (it is kinda badly bolted), Decided to bring crashpads and be spotted by 3 people. Tested possible lowish falls at first and when conditions got worse, Decided to have a proper go. Stuck the moves perfectly and the last huge lockoff move I'd never done, I just endured for what felt like an eternity, but the feeling after catching that last edge was pure exhiliration. First 27! One of the top moments in my climbing

Very special send for me. To send your hardest boulder in front of your parents and one of your best friends growing up is the stuff of dreams. Add to that a perfectly clear day with the volcanoes, the beautiful Pumas stadium and Ajusco right behind you, and you have yourself a perfect day. Three days on this beast, two of which were with my little brother. A very special send. The name means "The Edges", and rightfully so, very small holds!

Meh...

Great solid cobbly crimpness! Awesome climbs and views

Good I guess...

Great, chilly, pumpy climbing at altitude, happy about this OS

Thin! Got it third go!

Got it first go this year now that I had jeans for the sweeet kneebars!