Type: | Boulder, 20 ft (6 m) |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Taylor Roy on Jan 2, 2013 |
Admins: | mattm, Matt Richardson, Tommy Blackwell |
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Arete and compression climbing on perfect rock. More about finesse than power.
Start on double underclings and lunge to a sloper. Bump your left hand up the arete and make a hard move to a sidepull on the face. Shuffle up the arete some more, go to another sidepull. Move your feet out right, cross over to a sloper, match, and fire for the lip.
The last 3 moves are the hardest. Would get 4 stars if it wasn't so close to other boulders.
The PG13 comes from the eerily close wall behind you when you toss for the top. No one ever hit it, but it feels like you could.
Start on double underclings and lunge to a sloper. Bump your left hand up the arete and make a hard move to a sidepull on the face. Shuffle up the arete some more, go to another sidepull. Move your feet out right, cross over to a sloper, match, and fire for the lip.
The last 3 moves are the hardest. Would get 4 stars if it wasn't so close to other boulders.
The PG13 comes from the eerily close wall behind you when you toss for the top. No one ever hit it, but it feels like you could.
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