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Once you hit the crimp, move the right hand to the lower of two pinches on the arete. Sticking this pinch is probably the crux move.
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Danny Baker<br> <br> Photo Credit: Dan Moncur
Sticking the high crimp is also doable for the height-impaired, though the feet may be a bit different.
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Monomaniac
Feb 11, 2008
“Once you hit the crimp, move the right hand to the lower of two pinches on the arete. Sticking this pinch is probably the crux move.”  

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Danny Baker<br> <br> Photo Credit: Dan Moncur
Once you hit the crimp, move the right hand to the lower of two pinches on the arete. Sticking this pinch is probably the crux move.
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