In reply to Lord_ash2000: Leaving aside Henkka's obvious sarcasm that you missed, mid-summer generally isn't the best time for climbing in Finland - despite you being able to climb for 22 hours of the day in sunshine.
Granite routes (99% of the rock here) often depends on small, crystalline holds that can become very slippy and hard on your skin in hot weather, and this makes Bindhammer's ascent particularly noteworthy, although perhaps he's just better acclimatised to hotter weather coming from the south!
Nalle Hukkataival has noted on his blog that the season for hard bouldering sends in Finland is actually rather short - things get wet and then buried in snow from November until March, and then it gets too hot and muggy from May to end of August!