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Adam also sent Michaelangelo - V1, Casey Jones - V1, Raphael - V0
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Jakub also sent Droga Do Rzeźni - 5.11a, Mordarka - 5.10b
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Krzysztof also sent Nigdy Nie Spadnie - 5.11d, Padolino - 5.10d
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Jamie also sent Technorigine - 5.12c, Rainy Day Women - 5.11d, Aborigine - 5.11b
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Trent HooverFA: Jigsaw, V3Frank Slide, CanadaStarts about 2m to the right of Underking (V5). Starts standing in a small gap between the face and another smaller boulder, using a sidepull and a small but positive horn/crimp. Feet on, then pull for the positive juggy horn, top out above. Too cramped to be good, really.
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Matt also sent Chrome Blackbird - V7, Rusty Blackbird - V5, Nighthawk - V4, Shorteared - V4, The Kids Are Alright - V3
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Trent HooverFrank Slide, CanadaI was surprised (and happy) to flash this at the end of a long day of projecting. Short and burly.
Trent also sent Rock Steady - V4, BeBop - V3, Frictionary - V2, Donatello - V2, Casey Jones - V1, Leonardo - V1, Michaelangelo - V1, April - V1, Raphael - V0
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Luke ZimmermanSquamish, CanadaAnother surreal solo send. It is such a unique feeling climbing something significant alone, with nothing distracting you from the experience in any way. This is definitely my hardest boulder to date and it was a real process to do it. Now that it is over, I'm almost a bit disappointed I wont get to work on it any more. An acupuncture treatment from Andrea the day before made all the difference.
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Andrew AbelRock Gardens, CanadaSolid 5.10c, the beginning is a little tricky and near the end, but it's good, and always bolts to clip.
Andrew also sent Alain's Route - 5.10a, Broken Bolt - 5.8, Green Piton - 5.7, Fallen Tree - 5.7
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Tyler WeberLost Boys, CanadaThis was a nice little roof with good holds. Bolted well.
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Chris MeginbirSkaha, CanadaAltzimers onsight? I can't remember how to spell it. Got it first go after chuffing 2 years ago.
Chris also sent Building a monkey - 5.12a
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Wes MiraglioMickey's Beach (Red Rock), United StatesBen Polanco line. McLovin called this V11, Mirko flashed it, I did it third try agreeing on low end V9 nine.Yesterday
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Trevor also sent Weather Report - V3, The Dildo - V3, I heart jugs - V2, The Wizard - V3, straight shot - V0
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Adam DipintoFrank Slide, CanadaFun problem at the end of the day. Big move from an undercling up to the lip.
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Trevor also sent Sunshine daydream - V4
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Jonathan also sent Les trois dalles - V4, Resto - V2, Bistro - V2
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Samuel also sent Paradox - V4
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Galen also sent Talamasca - 5.10c, King of Clubs - 5.10a
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Máté also sent Talamasca - 5.10c
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James FillmanRodellar, SpainHad a lot of fun on this route. A wet hold denied me on my 3rd try. Pumped out on my 4th try. Styled it on my 5th. Felt good about my beta finding skills on the V5 boulder problem crux after Josie spent an hour trying to find a "better/easier" way only to use my beta in the end. Milked the big rest near the end so as not to pull a Fillman at the top. Josie's abandoned the route in favour of something less powerful. You still have to get my draws down Josie!!James also sent Egocentrismo - 5.12d
about a week ago
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Jonathan Corriveau added media to Confiance, La formule, Le passage, Voie Double, L'arete de la Honte, Superslap
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Chris RichSquamish, CanadaLimited gear spaced by some insecure climbing made this one a little more interesting than I had expected. An apparently very different experience to others who've logged this line. Maybe I was just having a bad night, but I don't recall many spots for solid gear. I think I placed four pieces total. Perhaps I'm blind and just missed the good spots cause I was using them for solid finger locks. A good line nonetheless.
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Jonathan also sent Sortir de l'enfer - V4, Change de vitesse - V3, L'index - V3
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Neel also sent Johnny B. Good - 5.11a, Murano - 5.10b
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5/17/13 – The National Park Service has released a decision regarding fixed anchors in Wilderness. The policy, called Director’s Order #41, manages the use of fixed anchors in wilderness areas, including in major climbing areas like Yosemite, Grand Teton, Zion, Joshua Tree, and Canyonlands national parks. The Access Fund released a statement: “The NPS included [...]2 days ago
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Krzysztof also sent Rezerwat Przygody - 5.11d
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French climber Guillaume Glairon-Mondet on two of his most recent V13s: Chaos and L’insoutenable légèreté de l’être in the Rocher Gréau and Istatis sectors, respectively, in Fontainebleau, France.
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Catherine VaillancourtRed River Gorge, United StatesReally cool climb! First go of the day for both Oli and I!
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Sonja OstrowObed, United Statesaka Drug Busters at the Inner Circle. Great route, crux for me was moving off the jug rail on to the upper headwall.
Sonja also sent Double trouble - 5.10a
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Tim CatcherSquamish, CanadaA tough press onto a mossy slab. Sounds like Squamish bouldering to me!
Tim also sent Kirikou - V4, The Tickler Traverse - V2, The Butterfly - V0
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Vikki WeldonRed River Gorge, United States2nd try overall. Hard boulder problem at the second/third bolts, then hold on till the top!
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Jamie FinlaysonThe most amazing climb in Squamish. The whole package, great views, crazy climbing, and the steepest hunk on granite you will find!
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Adam also sent Falling Into Blackness - 5.10d, Morning Thief - 5.9
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Tarjei also sent Sisu - V8, Håkons Sva - V6
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Hometown heroes Anna Stöhr and Jakob Schubert win this Bouldering World Cup in Kitzbühel, Austria. Stöhr seems unstoppable, with four straight World Cups this season. Guillaume Glairon-Mondet and Dmitry Sharafutdinov took second and third for the men, with Akiyo Noguchi and Alex Puccio rounding out the women’s top three.
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Jonny MoirBalkans, AustraliaAwesome footwork to unlock the lower sequence. As a snobby tourist, I saved my skin and ignored the contrived jug haul at the end.
Jonny also sent Parratroopin - V7
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Chris also sent Jambalaia - 5.11a
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Benjamin L EatonLittle Cottonwood, United StatesThis is a bomber route that delivers a good head-rush.
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Marc LindenbachThe Ghost, CanadaAn insecure finger crack crux with good pro leads into easy climbing. Finish with tricky, bolt protected face climbing on bullet hard limestone.
Marc also sent Imbroglio - 5.10d, Revelations - 5.10a
about a week ago
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Patrick also sent Trials - 5.11a, banana caliente - 5.10c, Thin Air - 5.10c, Angel's Crest - 5.10c, Apron Strings - 5.10b
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Vikki WeldonRed River Gorge, United StatesWhat a unique climb. Burly crux at the first bolt. Then you need to be a samurai all the way to the top! Loved it!
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Chris MeginbirSkaha, CanadaSent in between thunderstorms. Dries fast. Clipping sloper turns into a rain bucket...
Chris also sent Last Banana - 5.12a, My Mother Loves Me - 5.11b, Bottom Line - 5.11a
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Tyler WeberFA: Sanuk Steps, V0Bear Mountain, CanadaOn the Bear Buttress, beside a couple other new easy problem at Bear Mountain. Self explanatory send that was onsighted in my burlap slippers.
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