A fun boulder! Sit start of blue 4. Top holds are good but there can be a small puddle right behind them, even after a few days without rain.
A low traverse, followed by a tricky move to get established and reach up to some nice Font slopers. A really good "First 7a", and very doable for shorties.
Great slab with an interesting pushing move in the lower part and a rather dynamic move to the edge (for shorties).
A bit hidden in the back of this area in a little cave this boulder starts in steep terrain in the cave and can be finished with a nice kneebar going out left.
The first move of this boulder really packs a punch but pretty cruisy once you're off the ground. Sitstart with the two low diagonal crimps and exit directly.
Shorties (like me at 163 cm) might need to deploy some extra hand movements to gain the good left slot and the right hand sloper to set up the high heel, but overall this climb favours crimp and heel
A hidden gem in a dark corner, this has a tendency to 'sweat' in moist conditions. Sitstart on good crimps, without a crashpad. There are several different ways up, and different frames will climb ve
Keeping tension when exiting the roof is the hard part for shorties!
On Bleau.info the information tells you: Sitstart under blue n°18 and exit in that one. The sitstart is easier with a kneebar. Finish the boulder as blue n°18. Online you see the topout a bit more to
Start in a sitting position with a left heel hook; left hand is grabbing the edge of the corner, right hand is in the lower mini pocket (2-3 fingers). Create some tension to hold your body in place an
Sit start with your hands in the obvious & very good holds left and right to you. Move into the left direction, position your feet a little higher and reach up above the lip. Double your hands and h
Sit at the right hand side of the obvious ledge and climb it to the left. At the jugs you need to make a big move up right to the lip. It's not as far as it looks! Great practice for a dynamic move
Départ assis, possible de partir avec les jambes vers la gauche ou la droite. Super fun overhanging compression route with a sitstart that is easier for the short :-)
Stand start, don't use the long holds on the right side
The left rock Sit start and go up with the right arrete
Stand start on the left rock, traverse to the right and exit in Moon Dog pedestal is allowed*
Start with a juggy undercling pocket. I skip the obvious side pull to go straight to the next pocket with my left hand, allowing me to lean right and maximize on the pocket to bump up my feet and righ
Le coincement de pied droit est pas essentiel mais sympa, bien partir du fond de la cave avec le bac :)