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Stuff Shootin'  

Stuff Shootin'  

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Type: Boulder, 15 feet
Consensus: V8 [details]
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Submitted By: Andrew Ryder on Sep 21, 2009

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Description 

Difficult compression bouldering on a gorgeous bit of rock. Begin perched with a right-facing rail and a left hand sloper and make a strange move left to a downward-facing pinch. Continue to squeeze up the opposing flat holds, then throw right (with vigor) to a discouraging sloper. Move tenuously to the lip and finish with a fluttery mantel. This is quite possibly the best boulder in Sedona.


Location 

On the overhanging backside of the large boulder immediately across the creek. Takes the obvious left line.


Protection 

Two pads will suffice, three or four would be ideal. Not horribly tall, but falling while topping out could be dangerous.



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By dlsask
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Mar 26, 2012
rating: V8

A high left perch on a thin foot, and a left knee scum-bar on the starting hold below your left hand (<--HaHa, something like that) makes that irritating (or awesome?) first move substantially easier. A cruel twist of fate makes this sequence much harder for tall folks, but since their lanky appendages tend to help them more often than not I don't feel too bad. One of the best problems in NAZ!