Tissi Route 

j beyer soloed it. polished and short. only interesting in case the weather is bad.

a little route with some wide cracks (good practice!) and after the midway ledge, one really good steep pitch.
worthwile for a short outing, especially as the descent doesn΄t take long.
a small rack is enough: camelots 0.4-2 and some midsized stoppers

Description general: This route follows the WSW ridge of tower 1 and finishes on the South face. It is relatively short, all the belays are bolted, the approach and descent are short so makes for an easy day out in the sun.
Pitch 1 –30 m 5.9: Climb the awkward slippery chimney crack and step left to a stance Pitch 2 – 45m 5.9+: Climb the right hand corner crack, traverse to the left 2 meters to a chimney/corner. Climb this to a ledge near the top of the pillar that is leaning against the ridge. Pitch 3 – 35 m 5.7: Move left and climb a smooth slab via a crack to a ledge Pitch 4 – 18 m 5.10a: Climb up the yellow dihedral and over the black roof Pitch 5 – 35 m 5.9: Climb the vertical black corner, move right then up the yellow corner to a big ledge – move right to the belay Pitch 6 – 40 m 5.8: Mover right around the overhand and continue at an angle left trending to the summit.
Descent:There is no reason to risk rappeling or to get in the crowd coming up the rappel route. Instead, walk East (right) down a path to the col between the first and second towers. Climb up a short distance then continue the traverse (fairly exposed) until it is possible to descend some steep but broken ledges to the grassy section below the south face, trend back around to Sella Pass and your car.