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Kailash 6c+
Mont Blanc Est

Really a boulder that suits the shorties :-) as you have to watch out not to touch the ground on the beginning traverse. Then one bigger move onto good holds and out.

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La Broma 6c
Rocher Saint-Germain Est

Fun little roof climb! The crux is holding the big sloper with your right hand and then going up, up, up with your left.

Updated 3 days ago:
Le Tiroir / Rien de Bon (assis) 6b
Roche aux Sabots

Sit start with your left foot tucked under the boulder. Quickly bring your right heel up and grab with your right hand. Move up on good holds to reach "Le Tiroir" (standing position). Make sure to gra

Updated 5 days ago:
Chasseur de Prises 7a
Rocher Canon

Another true font boulder with pretty cool moves! Engage the shoulders for the slopery upper sequence, a lot of tension required ;) Definitely harder if you lose the right foot when moving up into t

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Stargate 7b
Justice de Noisy

La version 7b de ce bloc passe sous le toit sans utiliser les prises du haut comme dans certaines videos sur bleau.info.

Updated 5 days ago:
EOS 7a+
Justice de Chambergeot

Très jolie bloc à méthode. De très belles prises et beaucoup de talons et pointes

Updated 5 days ago:
L'Auvent Tripotant (raccourci) 7a
Rocher Fin

A fun line worth trying! Starting description from bleau.info: "Crouching start under the overhang with the hole and a sidepull and exit on the prow."

Updated 6 days ago:
Lévitation 7a+
Rocher Canon

A very beautiful line that has suffered from its fame (e.g. polished, broken holds) - yet is still worth climbing. A range of powerful moves with tricky foot beta that looks different from what it act

Updated May 24:
Muse 7a
Rocher Gréau

Updated May 20:
La Fissure Cheveux (assis) 6a
Rocher de Bouligny

The crux of the route is definitely to find a bodyposition that allows you to not only reach but also make use of the undercling for the right hand. We had fun experimenting and trying different thing

Updated May 18:
Le Poli Soir 7a
Justice de Noisy

Be careful not to step on the ancient carvings on the big pedestal!

Updated May 18:
L'Imparfait du Subversif 7b
Mont Pivot

Great line on an isolated block with great views. Starts with good holds, traversing right the holds become smaller. Precise left heels can help to move to the right arete and up from there.

Updated May 18:
L'Imparfait (droite) 7a
Mont Pivot

A fun line on a very quick drying boulder in a comfortable height. It starts with a few moves on very good big holds and ends with a foot beta dependent move to a small slopey crimp and a dynamic one

Updated May 16:
Nile Delta 6c
Cuvier Est

Boulder or similar style Next to Atmosphere and Echoes

Updated May 11:
Tire à Vue (assis) 6a+
Roche aux Sabots

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.

Updated May 9:
Action Directe (assis) 7a
Roche aux Oiseaux

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.

Updated May 9:
Maurice Gratton 6a
Canche aux Merciers

Great slab with an interesting pushing move in the lower part and a rather dynamic move to the edge (for shorties).

Updated May 4:
Striés Guidés (gauche) 6c+
Apremont Envers

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.

Updated May 4:
Anak 7a+
Cuvier Bellevue

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.

Updated May 4:
Knees 7a
Apremont Est

Updated May 4:
Malicia (droite) 7a
Apremont Désert

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

Updated May 4:
Neo 7a
Buthiers Nord

Updated May 4:
Tim Tim 7a
95.2

Nice compression boulder, easier for shorties with flexi hips.

Updated May 4:
Mine de Rien (assis) 7c
91.1

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

Updated May 4:
Bégnots Story (raccourci) 6c
Boissy Vallée de l'Église

Keeping tension when exiting the roof is the hard part for shorties!