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  Aidan Pinsk:   Once at the left hand crimp and right hand slot, press left thumb against the rock and let right foot swing out after left foot is solid on the left start hold (don't need to cut feet in soft shoes, had to cut in my stiffer backup shoes). Can do a pseudo drop knee out to the left sidepull from there. Place right heel into the socket to bump right hand up the side (chose not to crimp the edge). Bring right foot to match left on left start hold, bring left foot out left to small knob on opposing face and right foot out right to split in rock. Slam out left to jug. Tape A2 left ring finger unless you don't mind losing that skin.
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  Aidan:   Right toe on the slopey nob then pogo with the left to grab the jug. Believe and hold on.

Recent Sendage:

• _{V9 ^↑}
  
  Aidan Pinsk

  _2021-08-01
  Such a awesome line, one of the most iconic moves I've seen to date. Loved every move, very psyched to take down another island classic. Quite morpho for sure though, so short-armed climbers beware. Chose the Grand Bouldero exit. 3rd session.
• _V9
  
  michaeljiang

  _2021-04-17
  did the Atlas exit for full stamina value
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  Ryan Postle

  _2019-03-31
  Super fun beach bouldering in the sunshine. Obviously very height dependent, and I think if you are much under 6ft this would be v10(+).
• _V10
  
  Brennan Doyle

  _2018-10-27
  Super Fun! I think I heel hooked on every move! Felt like solid V10 to me, but it was pretty humid, so i'm not to sure on the grade.
• _{V9 ^↑}
  
  Aidan

  _2018-10-14
  So stoked! Can't believe this one went down!! Definitely the best weekend of climbing I've ever had! Pretty sure I injured my shoulders though, and my tendons...

• _{V10 ^↓}
  
  Derek Nussbaum

  _2018-08-05
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  Madeline Peacock

  _2018-07-15
  What a sick line! Probably on the lower end of the grade.