From Gripped Magazine · Aaron Pardy · · 1m
Jorge Díaz-Rullo Flashes Hardest Boulder
Jorge Díaz-Rullo flashes Paradise Lost V13/14 in Switzerland.
In brief
Jorge Díaz-Rullo flashes Paradise Lost V13/14 in Switzerland. Jorge Díaz-Rullo has flashed Paradise Lost V13/14, his hardest boulder yet, in Switzerland. Originally reported by Gripped Magazine.
Jorge Díaz-Rullo
Jorge Díaz-Rullo has just flashed Paradise Lost V13/14 (8B/+) in the Sustenpass Boulders of Switzerland.
First V13 Flash
He flashed V13 for the first time in June and his second V13 at the end of August.
Paradise Lost Details
Paradise Lost was established by Japanese climber Koyamada and has been repeated by many well-known climbers.
Díaz-Rullo's Instagram
Díaz-Rullo said flashing Paradise Lost was an amazing experience with a spectacular line and 18 moves of endurance.
“Flashing this boulder was an amazing experience, said Díaz-Rullo on Instagram. Such a spectacular line, opened by [Dai Koyamada]. A style I really enjoy and that suits me well, with quite a tricky roof and 18 moves of endurance. It was a good fight.”
Recent Ascents
Díaz-Rullo has sent hard boulders including Hazel Grace Sit V15/16 in Switzerland and Jaro V13 in Spain.
What Happens Next
Díaz-Rullo continues to flash challenging boulders globally, aiming for his next hardest climb.
What matters most
Jorge Díaz-Rullo has flashed Paradise Lost V13/14, his hardest boulder yet, in Switzerland.
