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V4

   
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Type: Boulder, 10 feet
Consensus: V3-4 [details]
FA: ??
Submitted By: SAL on Feb 4, 2009

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BETA PHOTO: V4 is the center route here with the red X.

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Description 

Start on the loaf pinch down low. Fire up and out of the overhange. For some a knee bar is clutch.


Location 

This is on the West face of the Mongoose Boulder.


Protection 

One pad.



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By Patrick Manitou
From: Manitou Springs, Co
Feb 5, 2009

Is this the same problem that's also posted as "Mongoose Block West Overhang"? Check out the description I posted over on that problem. They start in the same place for sure. I've never been sure about the grade on that one, I put it up here as a V2, but it could be harder. I only chose V2, because that's what I remember from when I first started climbing at the pit more than a decade ago... my memory sucks though, and part of the problem is that I can't figure out how to rate the problem since I've been climbing it for so long.