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Routes in Yosemite Slab
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At Large (right var.) V3 6A |
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Bagpiper V5 6C PG13 |
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Berlier Problem V6- 7A |
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Body Karate V8 7B |
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Cold Fusion V3 6A |
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David and Goliath V7 7A+ |
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Footweiser, The King of Smears V9 7C |
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Ghetto Life V1 5 |
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Girlier Problem V3 6A |
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Hypoglycemia V6- 7A |
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No Rest for the Weary V3 6A |
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O.B.D. V6 7A |
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Pinball V6 7A |
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Praying Mantel V8 7B |
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Praying Mantel Traverse V7 7A+ PG13 |
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Pulling the Wool V11 8A |
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Sling Blade V5 6C |
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Toss Your Shoes Up V0+ 4+ |
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Wolverine V6 7A |
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Yosemite Slab V0 4 |
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Young Thugz Post-Break V9-10 7C+ |
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Zig Zag V8 7B |
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| Type: | Boulder |
| FA: | unknown |
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| Shared By: | Sean Patrick on Mar 29, 2014 |
| Admins: | Aaron Mc, Dave Hug, Kevin Sierzega |
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Description
A powerful and beautiful roof compression problem. It starts with a couple of big throws, then some compression with tensiony, far away feet, and finishes with hero climbing on an awesome rail.
If you always wanted to climb The Vice, but don't climb v13 or can't get to Africa, this is your problem.
Arguably the best boulder problem in the canyon, and good enough that it stands out in the region.
Feels v9 to some body types.
If you always wanted to climb The Vice, but don't climb v13 or can't get to Africa, this is your problem.
Arguably the best boulder problem in the canyon, and good enough that it stands out in the region.
Feels v9 to some body types.
Location
This problem is located underneath the boulder just uphill from Yosemite Slab (v0-ish). Look for the steep compression problem leading to a beautiful finish rail.
Start on the undercling about 5 feet deep under the roof. There will be an obvious, left-facing foot rail. I started with my left hand in the good part, my right hand in the undercling that was left over, left toe in the foot rail, and shot right hand out to the rail.
Start on the undercling about 5 feet deep under the roof. There will be an obvious, left-facing foot rail. I started with my left hand in the good part, my right hand in the undercling that was left over, left toe in the foot rail, and shot right hand out to the rail.
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