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Giftiger Boulder um vom Riss wegzukommen!

Easier lower part with the crux just before the anchor

Yeah! Cool and aesthetic tour.

Start boulder with a sweet knee bar, followed by a no-hand rest. Top section is mostly steep juggy goodness, with a pronounced crux on pockets for which I needed to work out a sequence, followed by a long move to the right-hand edge.

2nd day, 4th go overall, bam😊

Ausgecheckt, das Rausqueren is nix.

Rough start (my beta was reach really high, do a pull-up and place feet). Afterwards, arete and wall climbing that's hard to read but decent once I figured out the beta.

3rd go, initially pretty tilted (need to get back into the sport climbing mindset)

Start on round features, then small but good pockets and a fun pinch crux at the very top.

#warmup

#2go Failed the os at the last move. Tough boulderproblem on tiny holds after 7b-ish climb.

#2go Could be 8a - powerful pocket pulling

still a bit mossy, but not polished. Start at an easy crack, tough moves on pockets.

1st go; felt soo much harder at the end of the day but still lots of fun on these big jugs:)

#2go Richtig homogene lochkletterei an perfekt strukturierten fels und nie wirklich leicht! Ghört auf jeden fall zu meinen favourites in dem Grad:)

Powerful bouldery section without any footholds after the leaving the crack!

Riesenkellen bis zum letztn haken, dann pumpiger lochboulder!

Powerful scary start but beautiful edge climbing afterwards:)

Hamma Tour, vui besser als Stalingrad! Ois dabei vor allem fieser Seitgriffzangenzug ganz zum Schluss;)

We didn't bother warming up today because it's getting dark quite soon already. Initially I thought I'd just hang up the draws before giving it a serious shot, but it didn't make any sense because you need to do the boulder before the U-shaped recess anyway and it's not so hard before that. I wouldn't say the boulder felt easy, but I was in control of the situation; and after a good rest on the ledge, the upper section went through quite easily. Great route.

I didn't have any problems with the start today (shared with "Stalingrad"), but had to rest after the sling in the overhang. Didn't find a good solution for this part, but somehow managed to throw my hand as a wedge into the crack before the ledge. Turns out that afterwards you have to somehow traverse along the exceptionally round bulge; didn't know what to do and used rope tension to get to the next bolt.

Hard to clean this one from the top, so I seconded it again. This time I could do the traverse along the bulge, but the last moves are going to be really hard in a redpoint attempt …

Thought I'd finish this one off today, but had only one attempt thanks to H. Like he always seems to do when I meet him at the crag, he occupied the route I wanted to climb and cursed, grumbled and ranted all the bloody time. At least in this one attempt I found a sensible beta for the crux boulder (reachy move to the mediocre crimp on the left first, instead of a cross move into the mono).

A true gem! Elegant pocket climbing with a wide crack added in the beginning and a tricky finish. Perfect rock quality and protection.

Enjoyable jug flake/crack to the third bolt, then suddenly the crux on tiny pockets to the big U-shaped washout (when I was here last time, I saw this and just thought: I need to go there!). Fantastic pockets from the ledge to the top. Felt too powerful for today, but should work when fully rested.

Fell on the last move, didn't stick the dyno. Worked out another solution which got me into a better position to do the move.

Great route in a fantastic looking wall. Boulder moves at the start, easier to a ledge. Then gradually getting steeper and steeper on monstrous jugs through a massive overhang, finally diagonally up with a finishing dyno, then jugs to the top. Quite polished already.

Hard start with uncomfortable terrain for a fall before the first bolt. Nice slabby arête with good moves.

Nice line but unfortunately very cruxy. Should have more bolts. Why the silly distance between 2nd and 3rd bolt with a rope to clip? No place like Germany for misguided bolting. #2go