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  Matt Sourisseau:   From the undercling by bolt 2: L hand pinch + thumbcatch on lowest diagonal crimp, R foot dropknee on top of arete out right so that your R hand can reach straight up to a lil' crimp. L foot boosts to farthest and smallest of the three obvious feet below the roof (you end up looking like a hieroglyphic; hip flexibility helped me here). Pull up and in to the wall on the L hand before a dynamic R hand cross to snag the only good crimp within reach on the left (what you don't have in height you'll have to make up for in power). A thumbcatch on it lets you avoid barn-dooring, and then you can get your feet on good things.

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  duncangregson

  _2022-10-05
  I mean it’s one move, ya a REALLY hard move that was super desperate to stick, but still one move so I’m gonna stick with 12d but I could c 13a
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  Matt Sourisseau

  _2020-06-11
  Once I found the correct left foot it felt pretty reasonable, but my sequence was definitely flexibility and reach-dependent.
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  dexterbateman1

  _2018-06-18
  2nd go. Not sure if it's 13a, the boulder problem is hard, but really the route is just one move so that's why I'd say 12d. Maybe an upper end 12d
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  Mason Tessier

  _2018-05-13
  Classic barrier sandbag. Really just a short boulder problem but maybe one of the hardest I've done on a rope. Been trying this thing periodically for the last few years and it's cool to see where I'm at.
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  coffeepoweredknut

  _2004-03-28
  Tried to kill Simon...

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  BZ
  In comparing this to some of the other bouldery routes I got on this year, I am suggesting an update in the climbs grade. There is not another route that I have this year that I have had to crimp so hard on.