James Losey

Comp style start move alway a treat outdoors.

Fun climbing. Starting as described on the lowest slopers holds the grade. Moving up drops the great.

Very nice movements

Fronted instead of a heel for a proper sit start.

It makes more sense to start left hand in the pocket and right hand in the right undercling. Better flow and feels like an independent line. I tried with both starts and difficulty feels similar.

First move was the challenge. Right foot out on the smallest feature, left foot on the smear in line with the left hand. Blast to the jug. Sit start would be hard for tough for shorter people. The ledge was mossy but still possible to no hands, but a brush could be nice. Down climb off the tree.

Hard to see what was intended for a 7a line. The holds are so good and easy to place a foot and mantle up. If there was a defined elimination or this went around the bulge 7a would make sense, otherwise there is multiple grades difference between this line and the 7a version that traverses to the right.

Nice topout

Nice topout

Sit start is the challenge. High left foot and pressing two fingers on right hand foot out to the side to be able to roll up.

Fun line

Matched the side pull rather than going out left to the crimp and kt je feels like it is an easier beta.

Solid holds, nice line.

Nice slab, this is the full value line.

Felt like an early exit to Phone Home.

Started with a wide compression. Second move was the crux with a king throw. Classic 6a+ grading.

Hard to make sense of what is meant by side pull for the right hand. I started on the two crimps before you come to the good holds.

Feels possible to the left from the sloper. Followed the topo line to force the match on the slopers.

I first topped the traverse around the arete following Sitting Bull, and thought this variation added some fun positions at the end. Near certain others have climbed this but adding to the topo to encourage others to try this variation.

A fun climb on the face. I’m sure someone took the FA on this line 20+ years ago. It was too wet today on the top to press on Fredrik’s elimination.

Happy to find this dry enough on a rainy day

Typ 30 grader bli för varmt att klättra alt annat

Morpho start, and reach is required for the start holds. Otherwise all the holds are very good. Comparing to other climbs in the area it feels much softer than 7a.

The lay start is hard to find the right balance for. I have my left hand on the good crimp, right hand on the flat crimp and use a bicycle. If you can manage staring with hands crossed looks easier and saves the first crux. Over all this is a long line, and climbs well even in summer.

Campus start was the only way for me to sit start

Good spot for summer evenings.

Very board climb. Nice spot for a hot summer day. Looking at old videos it looks holds have broken, and others have been brushed and opened. The current line feels easier than the OG beta.

Matched start on the small edge to the right before reaching to the big left ledge

Sent in summer, and somehow had better stock than winter sessions. Nice spot for June evenings.

With the right body positioning it felt very soft

Low compression moves are fun.

Campus traverse + crux

Svart att inte dabba

No idea if this has been climbed before and the line needed a lot of brushing and cleanup. A good line on its own or as a warm up on the at into the crag.

Pumpy line with fun moves!

I did a sit start down with matched hands on the flat edge down low on the arete

fun in approach shoes

It suit my style and felt easier than 7b with my length and jumping one crux

Used the jug the first time, had to do it again with the elimination. Feels 6c/+ with the jug, 7a without.

A nicer line than the hop start

Nice move around the arete and then to reach up.

Holds broke off

Hard to claim FA since it feels like the most obvious line up this face. A really fun climb.

Felt like the most obvious line in this space so feels weird to claim FA. Nice to add a line though.

Start is the hardest otherwise straight forward.

Middle section needed some brushing to find the holds

FA if this is a new line

FA if this is a new line.

I used a bicycle on the left to cross my right hand to the lip, match, and then reached a crimp that allows me to swing to a right heel and start mantling up. Really fun with a lot of climbing for a small boulder.

Dyno from the jug to the edge at the top

Did the dyno version

Didn’t feel like it added enough to the 7a for a full grade bump.

Doesn’t feel any more difficult to the 6c variant

Boulder goes straight up. I used pressure on a wide food to the right to be able to reach the first jug.

Hard to grade such short boulders. Solid heel with a medium move to a big holds suits my style.

Hard not to dab the feet when crossing the 6c line good places for hands the entire line. Thanks for putting it up!

Matched the double undercling and stood up on my right foot to place a high left foot to reach up to the left sidepull. Push out of the lower stance to get into some balance climbing.

I stood on a left foot to bump left from sloper to sloper. Not as clean as the OH heel hook beta.

Elimination variant of ATM that feels truer to the grade.

The beginning of the bouldering feel much easier than 7a. Standing on the lower shelf as shown in the video allows for standing up with no hands and easily coming into the slopers. A variant, ATM Machine skipping the lower ledge feels more like 7a.

Känns som en roligare problem och mer som en 7a än hoppstarten

Top is cleaned up again so this line is reopened. There is a sit start starting on a jug and crimp low down in the crack.

Starting left hold is bomber, I think it may have broken an easier hold since this was first put up. I skipped the first left move and jumped direct to the jug. Going direct is a hard move but not 7b hard. The rest of the moves were considerably easier so I think this should be downgraded.

Pad the ground rock to the right in case you swing after missing the first move. Good to save this for the end because you'll end up with more flappers than a 1920s speakeasy.

Forgot I climbed this until I saw the photo of my send in a guidebook