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Type: Boulder
Consensus: V4 [details]
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Submitted By: lee hansche on Apr 12, 2007

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After bouldering all across the country this remains perhaps my very favorite problem. It is both technical and powerful and involves a greater variety of holds and movements than most boulders.

An amazing boulder problem involving crazy beta and full body fitness. Start under the lowest roof in the back of the cave on two hueco pockets in the roof with fairly poor feet but they are there. A few choices here but most people end up in a bat-hang in the wide crack then switch to a heel-toe-cam and make a cool move to the lip of the roof. The holds at the lip seem bad but feel good when you are on them. Sink your fingers in to the crack and pull the last crux getting out from under the roof to better holds and the top.

A really fun climb. Beta intensive.


Location 

the nice roof facing the marsh...


Protection 

have a good spotter and a few pads...



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Nicole workin it on Overlooked <br />

Nicole workin it on Overlooked


Nicole...

Nicole...

a cool shot of nicole on overlooked...

a cool shot of nicole on overlooked...

Ladd reaching out from the toe-heels to the lip.

Ladd reaching out from the toe-heels to the lip.

Sam Todzia latching the horn, just past the crux.

Sam Todzia latching the horn, just past the crux.

Sam Todzia soaking in the sun after the send on a 35 degree day in November.

Sam Todzia soaking in the sun after the send on a ...

Ladd pulling the crux of this classic line.

Ladd pulling the crux of this classic line.

Taylor spraying Alex down with some beta.

Taylor spraying Alex down with some beta.

Jakob pulling on the fingerlock for yet another lap on this super classic...

Jakob pulling on the fingerlock for yet another la...

Nicole working on a repeat after a long injury break...

Nicole working on a repeat after a long injury bre...

Jakob on lap 4 of the day on his fave problem...

Jakob on lap 4 of the day on his fave problem...

from in the cave...

from in the cave...

Nicole on overlooked... my favorite problem in NH...

Nicole on overlooked... my favorite problem in NH....

For those wondering how to crack this tricky problem, here are a few hints... <br /> <br />Photos by Nicole Hansche climbing and editing by Lee Hansche...

For those wondering how to crack this tricky probl...

I shot i hadnt gotten yet on overlooked... the transition...

I shot i hadnt gotten yet on overlooked... the tra...

Tim Mijal making the reach to the lip

Tim Mijal making the reach to the lip

Mike about to latch the funky first move

Mike about to latch the funky first move

The antics on humid climbing days!

The antics on humid climbing days!

Mike making the long reach!

Mike making the long reach!

Pulling over the roof

Pulling over the roof

nicole sending again after many years... still her fave prob

nicole sending again after many years... still her...

the start... pockets... watch out for your right ring finger...

the start... pockets... watch out for your right r...

Josh Locke on Overlooked

Josh Locke on Overlooked

overlooked

overlooked


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By Lanky
From: Portland, ME
Oct 22, 2008

Bathang, scrunch, heel-toe, fingerlock, knee bar.

Meh. This thing is OK. I don't understand all the love it gets.

By lee hansche
Administrator
From: goffstown, nh
Oct 22, 2008

haha... thats funny... those are some of my favorite moves...

it is more of a really short trad climb than a boulder problem... haha...