Molly V5
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| Type: | Boulder, 13 feet |
| Consensus: | V5 [details] |
| FA: | Craig Smith |
| Season: | All |
| Submitted By: | Adam Winters on Jan 22, 2008 |
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Sticking the sidepull before gunning for the top.
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Description Sit-start on low pockets, make a couple easy moves in more pockets then stretch up high to the left-hand sidepull. Pull up to the crimp in the horizontal seam or throw for the lip (crux).
Height-dependent
Location Molly Boulder, center of the northwest face - the highest point on the boulder. Start just left of the block on the ground in front of the boulder.
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BETA PHOTO: Molly Boulder Topo
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BETA PHOTO: Molly Boulder North Face Topo
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Sidepull before the long reach to the finish jug.
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Ray on Molly
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By Euan Cameron
Administrator
From: Redlands and Mammoth Lakes
Feb 18, 2008
rating: V5
| It is in the shade, but the left sidepull sure feels slick as you pull hard to reach the huge jug on the lip with your right. |
By Tim Steele
From: Bishop, CA.
Dec 16, 2008
| There is a positive crimp at the bottom of the sidepull that a lot of people use. |
By Euan Cameron
Administrator
From: Redlands and Mammoth Lakes
Dec 26, 2009
rating: V5
| Yes the crimp at the bottom of the sidepull and small edges for the feet make it easier to gain the crimp below the top. |
By Andy Liu
From: Bay Area, CA
Jan 30, 2010
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By Tavis Ricksecker
From: Bishop, ca
Feb 11, 2011
| Is this problem named after Molly the person? Or Molly the Substance? :) |
By Russ Walling
From: www.FishProducts.com
Feb 12, 2011
| I believe it is named after the famous British climber and raconteur Craig Smiths' lovely wife. |
By harrison holthouse
Apr 24, 2011
| slopey jug above the sidepull for the left hand if you cant bump to the jug. |
By Craig Smith
Jul 19, 2011
| Hi,
Russ is correct. I did the first ascent of this and it's named after my wife..... |
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