Marble  V10-

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Type:  Boulder, Alpine, 10 feet Consensus:  V10- [details] FA:  ? Season:  Early June, unless you want to dig it out. Submitted By:  tcamillieri on Jun 30, 2009 You & This Route  |  Other Opinions (5) Your todo list: Your stars: Your rating: -none- [change] Your ticklist: [add new tick]

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Description 

Begin on the good crimp after the crux on Centaur. Moves left utilizing a good "jug" down and left and coming into a decent but hard to hold pinch with your right hand. A series of bumps with the left hand will get your to the lip of the boulder.

Gets two starts because it is traversing in nature and the movement is not that cool.

Location 

On the Centaur boulder (i.e. behind down canyon from Skyscraper). A variation of Centaur that beings on the good crimp after the overhanging section on Centaur. Busts right. Two topouts. Straight up is V10+ and left is V10-.

Protection 

2 pads and a spotter is fine.