Petit toit avec des coincements de pieds et une fin plus physique. Je n’ai pas réussi la méthode avec la pointe gauche qui a l’air de rendre la fin moins physique. Bloc parfait quand on est seule.
Sit start with left hand on side pull low down on the left side of arrete. Follow arrete all the way around the right corner. Top out to the right on arrete on good holds.
Sit start on the left under the Fesse (butt), traverse under the Nez (nose), and exit on the right with a mantle.
Its mostly compression boulder with a sloppy holds and with a cool technical finish.
A fun boulder situated on the edge of the sector. It contains a couple of variations on it, this is the right exit version. Some flexibility is required to throw your heel on top of the boulder.
A funny little belly-prow with some pretty cool moves. Sit start matched on the slanting jug to the left, and work your way over the bulge.
Little one move boulder. Just get up! There are some small crimps to look for on top to help you wiggle your way up.
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
Seriously? 6b+? Well maybe when you know the beta? The description on Bleau.info says harder for the tall, which sounds fun in a perverse way, until you try it, and realise it's also pretty tricky if
This is a super line, and the name does not do it justice. The block looks like a breaching shark and you climb up its teeth!! It is a sitstart, but the first moves are not the crux. The main diffi
This block has several lines on it, so lots of variations to chose! The first dynamic move took me many tries to stick, because it’s almost at the limit of my reach. For taller climbers this move is a
A fun traverse on sandy jugs that ends in a tricky mantle.
Fun mantle that takes a little tweaking. It's 6a once you have the right beta, but the exact foot and finger positions make a difference.
Tricky little slab that saves some difficulty for the very last move! Believe in those feet!!
Fantastic little problem involving a balancy undercut move on a slab! Enjoy !!
Simply stunning line that lures you in with a nice easy arete, but YIKES!! The last move takes some steel nerves if you are short!
This is a super fun 6c+ although the description of the start is difficult to distinguish from the 7b version. Sit start on the left hand end of a crack line under the roof. Traverse to the right an
A challenging sit or squat start with some tricky moves up an overhanging arete, then powerful dynamic moves to a fun top out. It is a bit reachy but smaller climbers may find higher feet and intermed
Very un-Bleau like boulder. Small crimps and compact heels make this problem suitable for shorter climbers. The secret is to pinky-wrap the peanut hold. The cave stays cool, so it's also doable in war
While the original line finishes straight up, this version ends to the left and avoids the most morpho (and the hardest) move of the original climb. Still a must do!
I have no idea if that’s what you’re supposed to do but I sure was fun ! I mantle with my left foot on the big step, then turn and grab the holds on the left to exit as said in bleau info !
Powerful & sustained moves on positive incut edges. High ball (but the crux is low). Delicious to climb.
Low compressy slopey problem. Decent landing. Fun and often overlooked but worth checking out. The business is in the bottom/middle.
An interesting puzzle that nobody seems to climb the same way. Choose your weapons from kneebars to heelhooks, undercuts and laybacks. Sitstart matched on a tufa-like rail, make a big move up and ri
Tricky sitstart, tough on the left fingers. Nice Boulder!
Great slab with an interesting pushing move in the lower part and a rather dynamic move to the edge (for shorties).
This overhanging block has a couple of nice lines, but this is my favorite! This beauty starts with toehooks, followed by a lock off move from a heel hook. This boulder is worth a try if you are in th
Looks pretty straightforward, sitting there right on the trail. Easy to pad out, no bad fall potential. Those slopers do look a bit slippery but really, how hard can it be? Narrator: *It was n
Un super mouvement dynamique au début. Et une jolie traversée pas très difficile ensuite. Or, if you don't like to be too dynamic, use foot jams and toe hangs all round ... Just one super fun bould
Squat start under a low roof, moving up on crimps, a finger jam, and slopers to a fun top out. Small fingers and flexibility are a plus.
Tall people make a big move from the left big hold on the arête to the jug on the right arête. For short it’s easier to make one move up with your left hand first before going to the jug.
Standing start (or jump if you’re really short) at the left corner, and exit with a mantle as for point of view
Petits are in the title, but I think it was maybe because the FA felt sorry for anyone with short arms on this problem. The regular variant doesn't really work if you are less than 1m60, but a really
Rising ramp traverse that has an explosive move at the top if you're short, but the mantle benefits from flexible hips.
Sit start to the left of the tree and make a big move up and right to the arete. Traverse the arete to the left and exit on the point. Watch out for those slopers at the top if it's sunny!
Awesome splitter crack that takes both hands and feet. Sit start way back in the hole, and get stuck in! This line is so much harder for the small, because the crack is a little oversized, and we ne
An awesome jamming crack line, hidden in plain sight under the block behind La Memel. This on is slightly easier if you are small, because the exit is a bit tight.