The Shocker V2-3
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Description bring a couple pads to protect from a bad landing on large boulder. This climb is a couple fun moves up a polished granite boulder, it seems like there are no holds but look closely it's all there, no broken holds. climb up the east face and down climb the west face using a low ledge for your feet.
Location located on far east side of the first bouldering hill. when the trail makes a right turn to go toward the aid hill look for it on the left side.
Protection crash pads
2 in the pink
| key foot
| smooth almost featureless climbing
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By Brandon Matthes Oct 23, 2012 rating: V3
| I think a hold might have broke off because this climb seemed very bare. I think its more like a v3 or 4 at least |
By Ronnie St. Jean From: Orange County, CA Nov 11, 2012
| No holds broke but you're probably right about it being v3. Right next to the shocker feature there is a key hand that is also used for the foot. Look for the notch on top in the dead center to mantle up smearing feet. |
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