Type: Boulder, 10 ft (3 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Michael Himawan on Jul 18, 2011 · Updates
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I am posting this, because I'd like to learn more about the FAist and if it might happen to have a name!

Sit start begins with a solid, four-pad, left hand sloper and a thin, pinchable flake for your right hand. Two moderate, leftward, left hand bumps to slopey sidepulls will set you up for the crux: a final right hand, compression sloper, and a long, left hand throw to a diagonal jug/fatty, neutral edge.

The heelhook helps early; a slight counterclockwise spin on the rockover helps tremendously at the finish.

Precise hand placements and thumb catches make the problem.

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Sit start begins on the northeast corner of the bloc. If you are standing and facing the leftmost edge of the north face downclimb, take a few more steps clockwise, and you're there.

Protection Suggest change

A pad.

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