Ascensões em White Rock Conservation Area

Sadly contrived, and unfortunately unnatural. It’s pretty obvious after cleaning the holes out from the block. 3 perfectly round holes with cone bottoms within a meter of each other but somehow nowhere else on the wall. Probably sendable without them as well. Manufacturing holds is unacceptable let’s leave something futuristic for the next generation. I also think v5 is a better grade it’s not that hard.

Not that good with the big block. Felt more like V3, though the top was a bit dicey with poop and sand and spiders. Big difference without the big footer o_O ... Will have to work up to the V6.

Still not good a mantle top outs but happy with the onsight, slopers I do like!

v5?

Awesome. Bit of a one move wonder, so felt soft for a V4, but it is very good.

I really enjoyed this. All in all I really like White Rock slabbing! Protip: Fingerlocking/stacking in those pockets was pretty helpful. Never really done that before.

Felt easy. There is lots of jugs at the beginning only the end is a bit hard.

Great warm up

Wasnt sure if this was the high line that was super chalked up or the lower rail but did both first shot got pretty pumpy. Also wouldnt say this is v6 maube a hard 4 or a v5?

Similar in difficulty to Orient Express.

Technical soft 4 in my opinion. Love this one.

Great route. Good holds the whole way footwork is key to making this feel easy.

Alfred half is great, follows fairly well down and left to the back wall (which in turn feels pointless) until you reach the transition from the back wall to the start hold. Tricky moves to hand swap for the sequence.

Good traversing face climb. The moves work well, doesn't feel forced. Tricky feet for the crux.

very grit-stone-esq

In approach shoes because Zac gave me beta it was a V2 haha

Great warm up

Enjoyed this.

Super fun.

So not a V3. V1/2?

Nice warm up after stiff first move.

climbing sensei’s will enjoy this one. Just enough spice on this classic. Crimp hard, commit and victory shall be yours.

Good crimps that feel surprisingly solid for Redbank

Just goes to show the difference between balance and finger strength training and grading perception.