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Dean Problem - Arete 

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Type: Boulder, 1 pitch, 16 feet
Consensus: V2+ [details]
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Submitted By: katalyzt on Mar 5, 2006

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Description 

Arete on southwest corner of the large drilled boulder. Use the drill holes on the face of the boulder as single finger holds, along with the drill holes on the arete. Be prepared for some lie-backs .


Location 

Shimmy down the tree on the northeast side to get down.


Protection 

pad, spotter



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By Craig Childre
From: Lubbock, Texas
Sep 8, 2006
rating: V2

Guide I saw had this problem at V2, I doubt it would be considered a V3 by too many consistent at the grade. At least the other V3's I attempted during my visit felt substantially stiffer than this one.

By lewisslc
From: Salt Lake City, Ut
Sep 19, 2011
rating: V2

Been noticing a lot of grade descrepencies between mountain project & guide book...this problem, although fun and a bit highball, in the book is v2, not v3...i tend to agree with the consensus grade v2...grade rating is seemingly becoming to contrived as time goes on...climb it and have fun... be safe y'all.

By Brandon Bishoff
From: Austin, TX
Apr 17, 2012
rating: V3

For what its worth, I used all of the drilled holes with my left hand and the arete only for the right hand, b/c I thought that's what the route description was saying. getting both hands on the arete made it a lot easier. Fun climb though, especially using the drilled holes.