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Swiss Cheese 

V3+

   
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Type: Boulder, 10 feet
Consensus: V3+ [details]
FA: ?
Submitted By: Zane Dordai on Feb 5, 2012

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Description 

Start on lowest right hand pinch and left hand crimp flake further out from the slapper. Drop knee, hit the "Swiss Cheese" pocket/hold and top out on jugs. If anyone has additional information, including the actual name, please let me know!


Location 

This is the center line, in between The Slapper and the Unknown Undercling, V4.


Protection 

Pads.



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By Smith85
From: Kansas
Feb 13, 2012

It's V3.

By Zane Dordai
Apr 5, 2012

Happy to change the grade, but I definitely felt as if this thing felt harder than 3 for the Garden.

By Patrick Manitou
From: Manitou Springs, Co
Apr 18, 2012

Back in the day (okay, only mid '90s) this was called a V2! I'd agree though, feels harder, even when given a 3.

Also, try Nose Lunge to get a sense of what was originally considered V4 at the Snakepits! That thing is every bit of V6 if you ask me.