Climbing "Plné ruce chytů" (literally "Full Hands of Holds"), a grade 7 in the Drýmr sector, is a memorable experience. Drýmr, known for its slightly polished and technical climbs, presents a unique challenge. "Plné ruce chytů" isn't necessarily pumpy, but it demands precision and good footwork. The holds are generally positive, as the name suggests, but they often require thoughtful sequencing and body positioning to utilize them effectively. The cruxes often involve navigating delicate traverses or pulling through slightly overhanging sections where the holds become a bit more spaced out. The overall feeling is one of satisfaction after successfully linking the moves and reaching the top. It's a great route for solidifying your 7-grade climbing and working on your technical abilities.
