Luca Rossi

Possibly more V6 and V7, the only hard move is the first one and to me it felt like a V6 move. The crux is not dabbing.

Brilliant Moonboard-esque problem, felt like a soft 7A MB benchmark, hard 6C+

V6 moves that feel V7 when linked together.

Only marginally harder than the 7a to the right.

Unclear what the right hand start hold is.

Solid 7a

Nice problem but the boulder sits on top of an ant nest so be ready to have them crawling all over you and your stuff.

Hardest and best V6 in Hong Kong

V3 sit starting on the flake on the left, likely impossible without that. or at the very least a fair bit harder than dam buster V5.

A great, physical line in a spectacular location

Lock off like your life depends on it - because it does.

Says V3 in the guidebook but feels like a V4

A micro-beta adjustment made all the difference between feeling utterly hopeless to sending it with relative ease

First time I get to do a knee bar on a boulder

Sent with heel hook beta, felt amazingly solid compared to other betas. Such a cool bloc.

Felt harder than a V4 now that the starting hold (side pull) is broken. However being tall and having that bloc on the left for the feet helps a lot.

Excellent compression problem.

Excellent one-mover. As it's often the case for this type of problem, height is a significant advantage.

Meant to be a V6 in the guide, but it does feel too soft for that grade.

There is no second pocket. Maybe there was. I used a sloper with my left hand instead.

Highball-ish with a sketchy landing but really nice climb

V2 with the current jungle of plants growing in the landing area as well as on the boulder itself.

horrible topout, a VB otherwise

one of the best problems around this grade in the area