Ascensioni in Europe da Andreas Aachen che possiede sport-cpr o ascent-date

Very sharp crimps. Luckily I ticked this first go, don't think my skin would have survived a round 2

Beautiful technical slab with 100 monos. Loved it.

Probs more 7cish? Had to pull hard though when a few holds broke while entering the crux.

I do feel like I am stil developing, which is a really nice thought...

Yes!

Bangin' on my bongo all that swing belongs to me, I'm so happy there's nobody in my place instead of me =)

Put my draws in a bit over a year ago and now (after a total of 8 days over the last year) I can finally put this to rest! Classic line. My first of the grade

Proper zero chalk onsight. Very cool climb with a fun finale to the anchor.

What a route!!! Happy to finally onsight a 7c which is considered as hard....makes me feel a bit better about all the softies I ticked ;-)

This must be soft? However with 80km winds I had to fight like hell to not get blown off the techical sections.

More technical than hard.

What an adventure. 55m of tufa madness, though didn't feel like a tufa climb at all, more like a chimney/offwidth climb. I think in the entire 55 m there is not a single downwards facing hold

I can stop bashing my head against the wall now

Sensorium in itself is already a classic, and this extension makes it even better. Hard to get established to the first bolt, then some fun resistance climbing to the crux...Its all about arriving with enough energy at those slimpers...

In order to send this I had to have Sensorium so dialed, that I could do it as a warm-up; and ended up sending Sensorium 3 times in one day

Fakirtrip 2.0 with Powerpoint Beta

That is not! a Tickmark

Climbing is great but a bit crumbly in parts

Just keep swimming swimming swimming...

I like those sends when you have the beta dialed, everything goes super smooth and it doesnt even feel really hard anymore.... I also like a good fight though and this was probably one of the best fights I ever had! Took me about 5 min to get from the last draw to the anchor! Very happy with my fighting spirit on this one 🌈🌈

Very cool technical climb on monos and small crimps with very shitty feet!

3rd go

Unfortunately, in terms of "quality of climbs", the tiger wins against the cyclops...

This is why Darwin gave us opposable thumbs 🤲

Not as good as other routes on this wall but has some cool sequences. Unfortunately, its always a bit dirty which makes the footholds very slippery.

Nice warmup. Anchor could have been two draws earlier for my liking.

Very pumpy as a warmup but super cool climbing.

A bit contrived. But once you accepted to go straight over the bolts and dont use the good stuff on the left its actually the better line! Still more 7c+ I think

The most I fought all trip. The starting boulder is nails, as is the higher technical traverse.

Three hardish sections separated by good rests. Soft but also absolutely my style.

(Put some draws and tick-marks on coming down from the neighboring route; otherwise onsight)

The second most intelligent creatures on earth — just after mice

With zero chalk on the route, this was quite an onsight fight.

Keep those claws out...

Engaging climbing on stellar rock quality, where body positioning and esp. good footwork are key.

As always in Gäsi, seems tricky until you understand what needs to be done

Bouldery with a quite unique crux move. 20th 8a

Got stuck in the Uber technical crux for, what felt like, solid 10min... eventually figured out a way out of it. This pretty much wrecked me for the juggy but pumpy part and made this section quite interesting as well. The upper crimp endurance section is a beauty, but also quite challenging with no chalk on it / no indication which holds to go for.

All in all a fantastic route. For me the best of the sector.

No fall no pain

Keep climbing or get stung....you can choose..

No clue while this only gets one star in the book. Super fun climbing with quite the unique crux.

More technical than hard.

Fun route on good rock, suited me well. a few bouldery sections with good rests in between.

Never climbed anything while being that sick at the same time...

Very nice technical route on arapiles like rock. Quite airy with 13 draws on 35m, which really make me feel like major tom taking some serious air time

A bit contrived a bit green and a bit scary (some of the holds, you know your finger will stay there if your foot comes off.....). Otherwise some fun moves

Very cool line with a tricky crux if you can't span it.

Stellar climb, following a slightly overhanging crack line. For me more technical than phyically hard.

2nd go.

The pockets felt like dishwashing soap today..

Love the 1-finger UC jug.

Brilliant 44m of climbing with the crux at almost 40m height.

For me this felt a tad harder than grau gnom or sensorium but might be easier if you have longer legs or, even better, are more flexible than I am.

Originally thought this was harder than Luftschloss, but thanks to the good rest-beta (Thanks Jürgen), this actually felt a tad easier.

Besides the weird corner at the 3rd bolt, this is as good as Luftschloss, another classic line!

This time as a warm-up, after checking out the moves last time.

3 hard sections interrupted by good rests. The thumb undercling move is quite unique.

2nd go. Really nice climb, for me a tad easier than China WAll

Nice!!! It's a 5m power endurance problem but the rest of the climb is still very cool!

If the crux would be at the start it prop would be 7a+....the rope drag/ weight makes it hard.

You don't get the grade if you climb this in two pitches!

Stellar route with many cool sequences which feel even nicer and more stable when you have done them a few times. All of these moves could be in a 7b+...

First hard route I have done of this (pure endurance) style, and also felt very close to what I am able to do in this style.

Teamsend with Ivo which made this even better