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Printemps d'Automne   6c+ (7a)

opened by : Frédéric Buc & Gilles Cottray
area : Rocher du Potala
type : arete / sitstart

description : sitstart under the arete to the right of blue n°11 as for L'Été Indien assis and exit slightly right of this one.


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method posted by neil_h ~ 20.05.2008 20:53

Can anyone tell me the correct line of this problem, I climbed it today using the method in the 7&8 book that says sit start and finish right of arete, I then watched the video and it climbs the left side of the arete. I found climing the left side very easy around 6c, ant climbing the right side just slightly harder

can anyone explain please


neil


Correct line and correct grading posted by Bart ~ 21.05.2008 10:38

The left problem (climbed in the video) is in fact l'Été Indien 6b and 6c+ with a sit start according to the Trois Pignons guidebook by Naëls. I will ask the editors to add this problem to the website (the standing start is listed on this website) and to move the video there(*). The problem to the right of the arête is Printemps d'Automne and in my opinion it should be graded 6c+ or 6c+ (7a).

(*) Note of the editors : that's done!


thanks posted by neil_h ~ 22.05.2008 17:03

thanks fro clearing that up, the grades sound about right to me as well, I took a video of one of the ways i did the right problem, I will link it soon


neil


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