Stand Up V8
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Description This is pretty much a variation on Resident Evil. Start on the big horizontal jug/crack and make the big deadpoint moves up to the top.
Location The main A51 boulder, on the West face.
Protection Crashpad
By Remo
From: Madison, WI
Jul 29, 2007
rating: V8
| A very doable problem. I worked this with a dude from France and we figured out setting a high left heel hook makes the problem go fairly easily. |
By JasonJNSmith
From: Denver
Oct 13, 2008
| I think you meant high right heel hook. |
By Justin Raymond
From: Orem, Utah
Oct 22, 2008
rating: V8
| I use a left heel hook for the frist move. Makes you go to a better crimp frist with your left hand. Then switch over to the cam-toe-thing in a crack on the right to move your right hand. |
By tcamillieri
From: Denver
Nov 26, 2008
rating: V7
| Can be done with left or right heel hook. |
By Remo
From: Madison, WI
Dec 1, 2008
rating: V8
| It was a long time ago, but I'm pretty sure it was the left heel. I remember I was having trouble because my shoe kept popping off. Either way a super fun problem. |
By JasonJNSmith
From: Denver
Dec 8, 2008
| yeah, I see now. I had always been starting with the high right heel hook. After seeing a photo on B3 bouldering I know what your hooking on out left. |
By Ben2
From: Bend, OR
Dec 2, 2009
rating: V8-
| I found for short people such as myself (5'4"), getting a high right heal instead of going for a left made this problem SO much easier. 30+ tries with the left - no go. 2 tries for the send with the right and it felt like V7 |
By Scott W
From: Roy, UT
Jul 13, 2011
rating: V6
| If instead of doing a right heel hook, turn it into a heel toe this problem feels V5/6 or V8 from the low start. |
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