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Routes in The Maze
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Better Beat Your Sweeties V7 7A+ |
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Better Eat Your Wheaties V9 7C |
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Bildo V0 4 |
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Black and Blue V1+ 5 |
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Clumsy Plumber V0 4 |
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Cowpuncher, The V4 6B |
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Crack Practice V3+ 6A+ |
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Crown of Aragorn V13 8B |
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Flexin Texan V1 5 |
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GBTWC V3 6A |
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Godzillatron Kush V3 6A |
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Hector V9 7C |
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Italy Overthrown V2 5+ |
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Javalina V8 7B |
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Jigsaw Puzzle V5 6C |
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Jingus Bells V5 6C |
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JV V3 6A |
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Meat Maker V5 6C |
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Slayride V2 5+ |
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Slim Pickins V5 6C |
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Stinkfoot V0-1 4+ |
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Strip Show Faux Pas V2 5+ |
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Ten Inch Plastic Boyfriend V1 5 |
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This Is Your Brain On Drugs V9 7C |
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Trubblemaker V4 6B |
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Udder Destruction V2 5+ |
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Unknown traverse V6 7A |
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Unknown wall 1 V1 5 |
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Unknown wall 2 V0 4 |
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| Type: | Boulder |
| FA: | unknown |
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| Shared By: | LeeAB Brinckerhoff on Mar 30, 2006 |
| Admins: | mattm, Matt Richardson, Tommy Blackwell |
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Description
A classic crimp problem, Because of the nature of the holds this problem really is not all that height dependant.
From the start side pull get your feet on, either a good right or both, or a high left depending on your preference. If you are small bury the left hand side pull, if big, crush it for all your worth. Reach or bump your way up to a sharp edge that is some what of a gaston. Move your feet around and reach the pinch right at the lip. From here there are several ways to finish, and the next move or two are the crux. However you do it you will be tic-tacing your way up some pretty small holds that are on a vertical wall while your feet are still on the overhang.
To top out move left in the horizontal below the next over hanging panel and up at a flake at mid-height on this next overhanging panel. This is easier that the rest of the problem but it never hurts to have a look in advance just to see where those top out holds are over the lip.
Location
From the meadow between the Maze and East Mt head throught the tunnel formed by the big boulder that is furthest to the left and the short wall to the right, when you get through you will be looking at an overhung wall that has lots of chalk and features. This one starts high on a good left-hand sidepull and right-hand crimper/gaston, in the middle/right of the face where there is another rock behind the steep face.
From the start side pull get your feet on, either a good right or both, or a high left depending on your preference. If you are small bury the left hand side pull, if big, crush it for all your worth. Reach or bump your way up to a sharp edge that is some what of a gaston. Move your feet around and reach the pinch right at the lip. From here there are several ways to finish, and the next move or two are the crux. However you do it you will be tic-tacing your way up some pretty small holds that are on a vertical wall while your feet are still on the overhang.
To top out move left in the horizontal below the next over hanging panel and up at a flake at mid-height on this next overhanging panel. This is easier that the rest of the problem but it never hurts to have a look in advance just to see where those top out holds are over the lip.
Location
From the meadow between the Maze and East Mt head throught the tunnel formed by the big boulder that is furthest to the left and the short wall to the right, when you get through you will be looking at an overhung wall that has lots of chalk and features. This one starts high on a good left-hand sidepull and right-hand crimper/gaston, in the middle/right of the face where there is another rock behind the steep face.
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