My Woody was featured in the Feb/Mar 2012 Issue of Urban Climber Magazine #55. <br> <br> Link to article: http://www.urbanclimbermag.com/themag/beta/suyw_55_-_build_your_own_boulder/

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My Woody was featured in the Feb/Mar 2012 Issue of Urban Climber Magazine #55. <br>
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Link to article: http://www.urbanclimbermag.com/themag/beta/suyw_55_-_build_your_own_boulder/

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Whitney climbing on the wall during a recent friendly competition I threw.<br>
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All of the problems were individually taped and there were "Bonus" holds which are the Smith Stickers.

Climbing Wall #1 (RIP 2006-2007): Free-standing wall inside of a drafty (but tall garage). 30 degrees approx 13-14 ft high.

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Andy Librande

Jun 13, 2012

“My Woody was featured in the Feb/Mar 2012 Issue of Urban Climber Magazine #55.

Link to article: http://www.urbanclimbermag.com/themag/beta/suyw_55_-_build_your_own_boulder/ ”

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http://andylibrande.com/news/2011/10/2011-backyard-bouldering-comp-recap/

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Whitney climbing on the wall during a recent friendly competition I threw.<br>
<br>
All of the problems were individually taped and there were "Bonus" holds which are the Smith Stickers.

My Woody was featured in the Feb/Mar 2012 Issue of Urban Climber Magazine #55. <br>
<br>
Link to article: http://www.urbanclimbermag.com/themag/beta/suyw_55_-_build_your_own_boulder/

Climbing Wall #1 (RIP 2006-2007): Free-standing wall inside of a drafty (but tall garage). 30 degrees approx 13-14 ft high.

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