Couilles de Mammouth | E9 (approx) Trad climb

The grade is a guess as the first and second ascentionists did not offer a grade. However James Pearson did describe it as follows:

It’s somewhere between 7c+ and 8a/+ climbing above a couple of bits of specialist gear. One being a brilliant @fierroequip tensioned sky-hook; the other was a filed down black tricam in a shallow pocket that we thought was “50% sure to hold” (meaning: it’s 50% sure to fail!)… The hook is quite good and protects the first half, you then place the tri-cam from a ground fall position, and climb a 6 move crux (very slopey and delicate moves). If the tri-cam holds (it might) you’ll be fine, but if it rips (it will do one day) you are going to… well… it won’t be pretty! [1]

References

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/C0cFAfdNY8H/?img_index=1