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Too Big To Flail
V10 YDS 7C+ Font X
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Golden Rule, The V5+ 6C+ X |
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Too Big To Flail V10 7C+ X |
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Northwest Arete V8 7B R |
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Luminance V9 7C R |
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Rise V9 7C X |
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| Type: | Boulder, 55 ft (17 m) |
| FA: | Alex Honnold |
| Page Views: | 21,355 total · 191/month |
| Shared By: | Brad Fauteux on Mar 20, 2016 · Updates |
| Admins: | Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Description
A beautiful looking line. More popular on top rope, and one of the most committing highballs in the Bishop area.
Stand Start on top of some rocks to the right of a small pit. Right hand on a glassy two finger crimp-jug and left hand on a small crimp. Pull on or reach up from the rocks to a good jug. From here take a deep breath and take your time placing your feet. Make a long journey up via small crimps and high steps until you can finally reach better holds at the lip and eventually a bucket on top.
From here crawl up and kiss the rock and thank yourself and everyone else for the support and strength for the send.
Then, take out your notebook and check off the high ball climb of a lifetime.
Do this on top rope till you are comfortable with the Holds and with yourself, physically and mentally.
Stand Start on top of some rocks to the right of a small pit. Right hand on a glassy two finger crimp-jug and left hand on a small crimp. Pull on or reach up from the rocks to a good jug. From here take a deep breath and take your time placing your feet. Make a long journey up via small crimps and high steps until you can finally reach better holds at the lip and eventually a bucket on top.
From here crawl up and kiss the rock and thank yourself and everyone else for the support and strength for the send.
Then, take out your notebook and check off the high ball climb of a lifetime.
Do this on top rope till you are comfortable with the Holds and with yourself, physically and mentally.
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