No One Knows V6
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 feet |
| Consensus: | V5-6 [details] |
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| Submitted By: | BDalhaus on Mar 7, 2008 |
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Description A great traversing face climb that sometimes suffers from seepage. Sit start on two crimps with a good left foot (use the upper hold of the two out left). The right crimp used to be bigger, but you only need it to get off the ground. Smear your right foot in the small scoop, pull off the ground and then bump out right to the sloper. Twist your left toe into a toe hook/dropknee and use body tension to cross left hand up to the diagonal edges. Get your feet back underneath you and climb straight up to a hidden jug out right. Topout. Starting matched on the sloper is V5, awkward, and nowhere near as cool.
Location This problem is on the face of the Trailside boulder between the Method Boulder and General Lee. Downclimb to the left.
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By Tim Waystrong From: New Hampshire Sep 26, 2010
| Bad news. The second crimp on the problem has broken. I don't know how, but it was gone when some friends and I were trying it today. |
By Jeffrey LeCours From: New Hampshire Sep 27, 2010
| Damn... that sucks :( I really liked this problem |
By BDalhaus Administrator From: Manchester, NH Nov 29, 2010
| The broken crimp doesn't change the problem any. |
By matthewWallace From: plymouth, nh Nov 29, 2010
| How do you start it now? I know you can start it off the sloper at V5 but I though starting off the crimps were way better. |
By BDalhaus Administrator From: Manchester, NH Nov 29, 2010
| Updated the description for you... |
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