Climbs

Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
Confessions Boulder problem 8B 4
Corridors of Power Boulder problem 7C+ 4
Cosi Fan Tutte Sport route 8c+ 4
County Ethics Boulder problem 7C+ 4
Darkinbad the Brightdayler Trad climb E5 4
Dark Waters Low Boulder problem 8B+ 4

8B post-break
Deadalus Direct Boulder problem 8B+ 4

Switzerland
Death of Villains Sport route 9a+ 4
Defcon 3 Sport route 8a 4
De L'Autre Côté du Ciel Sport route 9a 4
Delicatessen Sport route 8b 4

Established in 1992 by Arnaud Petit and Stéphane Husson.

References

[1] https://www.planetmountain.com/en/routes/delicatessen-punta-di-u-corbu.html
De Quincy Trad climb E7 4
Dhalism Boulder problem 8A+ 4
Do You Know Where Your Children Are? Trad climb E8 4
Dreams and Screams Trad climb E6 4
Drift Boulder problem 8C 4
Eagle-4 Sport route 9b 4

The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper suggested the route to Adam Ondra (who is known for his impressive power screams).

"Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) => Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1]

References

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478
Eagle Huntress Boulder problem 8B 4
El Bon Combat Sport route 9b 4

Chris Sharma, the first ascenionist:

It’s about 25m long, up some really interesting rock, a mix of sandstone and conglomerate that offers some really cool climbing, up this beautiful blue streak and tiny conglomerate pebbles. The moves are unique, completely different from what I was used to at Oliana, Margalef and Santa Linya. Imagine five 8A boulder problems stacked one on top of the other, with a few rests, but nothing great. The moves are very dynamic and yet at the same time extremely subtle, even though they’re right my style I found them to be really tricky. They require lot of coordination and muscle memory, everything has to be just right, you have to be amped but at the same time let it flow effortlessly. It’s at least 9b, but I’ve decided to give it the b+ slash grade because, who knows, perhaps it’s even harder. [1]

References

[1] https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/interviews/chris-sharma-interview-after-new-9b-climb-at-cova-de-ocell-in-spain.html
Elder Statesman Trad climb E8 4

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