Shark's Fin Arete V2
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 feet |
| Consensus: | V3- [details] |
| FA: | DLFA |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | Trad Nanny on Jun 25, 2009 |
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BETA PHOTO: Starts in triangle shape somewhere.
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Description I remember Dobbe and I doing this a long time ago. I believe the start was an undercling.
Location First route you come to on the wall.
Protection Pads
Dre moving into the face on her send run
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Fuzzy.
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Reinke on the Shark Fin Arete.
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| Comments on Shark's Fin Arete |
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By Trad Nanny
Jun 26, 2009
| I think there were two starts to this actually. |
By george reynolds
Sep 9, 2009
| Climbed this route with a sds using underclings andthen working the big "Shark Fin" as we called it. finished on the arete for the top out. fun moves along that big fin really forces body tension and good static moves. |
By Paul Campbell
From: Sussex, WI
Sep 17, 2009
rating: V2+
| Ok, I did a sit-start and pulled into the fingertips undercling. Moved out right to the "sharks fin" And worked my way up using the big chicken head above the the fin. I don't think I can climb V4-5 at the lake but it did take more then a few tries. |
By brittany kruger
From: Duluth, MN
Sep 26, 2009
rating: V3
| Worked this problem the same way Paul did. I agree, not V4-5, but probably one of my favorite problems of the trip. The body tension needed while smearing to grab that "chicken head" made it crazy fun. |
By John W. Knoernschild
From: Wisconsin
Oct 1, 2009
rating: V3
| Great problem. Let's get a name for this one too. I vote for "Shark's Fin Arete" |
By Trad Nanny
Sep 10, 2011
| I climbed this again yesterday, more like V2 but pretty fun. |
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