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  Ryan Postle:   Worth noting that the left exit, named "Kantarell", is not the same line and is a few grades easier.
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  Ivan Luo:   Start matching on the crimp rail, high ish right foot, big Lock off move up to the lower part of the pinch hold, then left foot up, right foot out, left hand comes up to a Gaston crimp, then left again to the tooth hold, then bring your left foot to the start hold and bump left again to a decent hold, then move right to rail. The right hand pinch is not the best, and you do the entire boulder on that hold.
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  Miles Adamson:   This climb redefines the upper limit of V9

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  Leo Wolfe

  _2024-08-11
  An incredible forgotten gem in an beautiful area. 3 moves test piece of hand strength and body tension. I found the first move to be the hardest due to my poor lock off strength. I was able to make it work using an intermediate non-hold. Huge fight to climb this one within a session. I really appreciate the style of this climb. I found it very hard for the grade. Huge thanks to Cisco for the support todays.
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  Dillon Elliott

  _2023-07-23
  Clean obvious line with board style movement. Some downed trees kind of take away from the aesthetic - luckily they weren't as dabby as I thought they might've been. New guide decided to give the grade a bump - seems fair I suppose.
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  Ryan Postle

  _2020-12-05
  9 must be the highest number
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  Ivan Luo

  _2020-07-26
  Fun adventure time with Graham! Try to avoid river crossing if possible, felt sketch balance beaming on a log. Pretty hard for the grade I’d say. Honestly think it’s a top 100 so people will go to that area and check it out.
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  Daniel Gomez

  _2016-09-16
  One of the best and hardest V9s I've done. Super powerful and precise.

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  Miles Adamson

  _2015-03-04
  Amazing. one of my new favourites in squamish. I would recommend taking the"high water" trail no matter how high the water really is, the river crossings look difficult