Ascensioni in Lussemburgo come vari tipologie da Tobias Auth

Nice and long climb with pockets and slopers. One part where you need to plan ahead to not go into a dead end. #VVV

My first try was in 2016.

Big moves onto a perfect slab with small holds and cool, technical moves. Straight forward vertical wall with a tricky move to skip a blank section and a better-than-it-looks crimp right before the final mantle. For me the more beautiful one of the "6c twins".

Some beta and draws by Alex.

Never realized that this wall is so high! I'm sure I'll do this one again. Would make a classy warm-up. Last route of this Berdorf trip.

Finally! After looking at the crux again and ticking two crucial holds. Probably the 15th time I attempted. #sportRP

Awesome route! 3rd go send. Low end 7b if you're tall.

Beta (Mostly to remind myself): First crux reachy and awkward but easy enough to still do it. Crucial foothold beta by Steffen: Foothold 10cm above the big undercling jug for the left foot for matching the edge. Right foot far right to shift sideways to the first hole. Mediocre foothold for the left and high foot way out right to push left to the 2nd hole. That hole (the smaller, hourglass shaped part of it) with left index and thumb, turned in, standing on the edge matched before w/ the left foot and reaching up w/ right hand to a decent rail. Dyno with high right foot and going with the left. Almost fell after sticking it. 2 more jugs to the anchor. #sportRP

#repeat No chalk.

#repeat warm-up

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#repeat after Sophia tried it in TR.

Resend/ #repeat 4 years after. Feels like a different route now. Classic!

2nd go resend after getting the right beta for the top crux. First crux probably significantly easier for me because I can reach the thumbcatchy hold statically from the sidepull hueco.

Top crux beta: [Far left gaston into sidepull-pocket, adjust feet for layback, clip, rest right hand, right crimp of double slot for right hand (don't match this hold later), left foot onto big foothold rail, left crimp further up, right foot high or pull-up to get foot even higher, lockoff again to reach into the slot on the ledge with right hand.]

Powerful first moves into the juggy overhang. Slab finish with a great view over the forrest!

Long, varied and photogenic! Never gave a route so many attempts so far. 2 trips, 3 days, about 8 attempts. After redpointing it, I thought it was way more technical than it was physical. #sportRP

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Wow! This wall is just incredible. Super enjoyable jug pulling after passing the crack. Finishes with a delicate slab.

First time clean. Awesome line! Pumpy at the end.

Fun! Techy traverse, pumpy finish. Last moves felt a bit awkward. Pretty stiff as a warm-up. Only route for today because of rain.

5th go of the season! Sticking the last dyno felt incredible! #sportRP

Videolink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovx7OlwO9qE

Start was damp and felt like the crux. A nice slab above. Didn't use chalk.

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Send!! First route of the day. Also put the QDs in. Hyped. — Seems to be quite condition dependant. My skin was quite worn but grip was good and even though I only warmed up with resistance bands, I could hold on to everything well. 6c to the resting point above the slopers. Then lock-off strength to reach the good crimp. Clipping next QD late from a sidepull pocket (maybe shoulder/ gaston). Then the friction foothold left around the arête to reach for the top holds. Actually ok as a warmup or 2nd route. #VVV

I tried to take my time with this and expected to only use technique (like the guide suggested) but the awkward crux at the top required more power than I wanted to use.

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I overlooked this for a long time because you belay off the trail but it's really good! Interesting layback section onto a nice slab.

#repeat Still great, 3 star laybacking in the top half.

Quite powerful start. Very enjoyable above.

Low first crux on a sloper, easier moves on jugs in the overhang, delicate slab to the anchor.

#repeat Enjoyed it more than the last times but still some moves that didn't feel completely solid.

Finally got around to do this one again. First time clean.

A striking line! Another long awaited redpoint two years after. I think there are at least 3 ways of doing the last bit. Went straight ahead this time.

Direct start. Interesting and a little adventurous.

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2-3 stars. Very nice!

Fun and technical climbing with interesting features. A crux sequence close to the top. Solved it with a knee bar, not using the horrible slopey crimp for the right hand. Pumpy!

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#repeat Such a good warm-up! No chalk.

Great climb!

Non-eliminate flash.

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Food coma #repeat. No chalk.

First time that I climbed this kind of slab (Low angle, tiny holds). Chest to wall feels weird but works. Difficult to tell where the route goes in the overhanging jug finish into chimney. Revolver draw useful to prevent ropedrag for toprope cleaning.

#repeat No chalk.

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#repeat No chalk. 2nd time to clean after TR projecting.

#repeat No chalk. (Sophia's project)

Getting to the actual route involves a short boulder with funky moves (at least that's what I did OS) onto a big ledge. I'm not into stickclipping that much but if I were to repeat this, I'd like to have the 2nd bolt preclipped. The route above is interesting with a balancy crux on small holds. A little on/ off but worth doing!