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Bit dirty, bit vegetated but the average rating goes to the description of "through the overhanging chimney" – more like "up and around the overhanging offwidth". Being a chimney aficionado the only reason i choose the climb was for the chimney but it was far too tight even for my slim stature. Bit disappointing.

Enjoyable climb with some great stemming – great lead by Nicole. Rapped off Bridge Over Troubled Waters.

Cool arete climbing, sustained till the end

Super cool climb with jams, stemming and face holds all the way up

Super hard and technical jamming, really cool climb though

Rpt, another nice trad classic

Rpt, quick end of day lap. Probably more a 22. The rock at the bottom really is crap.

Rpt. Would need a bit of cleaning testing out the new anchors over burning spear.

Rpt, such a nice route

Very nice movement. Bolts seemed poorly placed

A bit thrutchy.

Interesting climbing, pretty well protected.

Back up to rescue some stuck gear

Was a little out of my comfort zone considering I've hardly done any outdoor climbing for 2 years. Had a rest before the overhang and another at some point after it. Otherwise a fun climb, will have to come back for the tick.

Great climb

Too bold to lead unless you clip the bolts on bucket time

Old classics still good with bad elbow

Lead before stick clip 1st bolt and care above small ledge

Great climb.

Fantastic corner.

Extended a draw to complete as a sport route. Nothing too hard and and good climb, personally I found the style and spaced bolts a little off-putting. Gave it a number of laps but never felt completely solid.

4th shot Pink-Point send. Awesome. One off the bucket list of obscure ticks (that has been there since I first came to Kaputah a decade ago!).

Both pitches have awesome moves, with (mostly) good rock, and are improbably steep. P2 has a funky opening roof to negotiate, before going gnarly old-school palm-on-wall feet-smeared-on-nothing steep stemming, which reminded me of the crux of Pythagoras Theorem. Figuring out the crux sequence probably took me 1.5 hours of effort over 2 laps!

I found the gear on both pitches (especially pitch 2) fiddly and a bit dubious, and never got to the point on P2 where I wanted to do the ascent placing gear (though having to finish before the midday summer sun arrived each day, and being on a mere road trip were also factors). I think maybe with another day on the route I might've gotten to that point.

Alzheimer's Onsight! I had no idea I'd ever been on this route before (seconding Neil years ago).

Pleasant low-angle arete-climbing with spaced bolts, and no pronounced crux. The lack of an anchor to get back down (or even easily rap off) is annoying.

pretty nice climbing actually, with some committing moves and reasonable gear

First taste of Kaputar! Pleasant stemming up the corner with good gear the whole way. Top belay was a bit grim in 60+ km/hr wind...

Highlight of the route was whipping out one of Ben's carefully placed micro nuts along with the piece of rock it was wedged in with

Pick of the day for me, can't go past a good arete! Lovely moves on good edges

Rock quality was questionable throughout and I was truly sick of the wind by this point, not my favourite

bit of a runout start up the slab, but became better protected after that.

some decent jamming moves throughout the crux.

descend off the most rusted anchor i have seen to date. should probably be retired some time soon.

second Grace. first pitch at Kaputar.

Interesting 3D stemming up the corner with endless bomber nuts.

Definitely going to take a bit of time to get used to the style of pro at Kaputar. Spent ages hanging around trying to get in the many small wires throughout the route. Thankfully there are plenty of good stances to hang around placing gear.