Horshack's Last Dance – V5 ^↓

Canada > Ontario > Niagara Glen > Land of Oz

Description:

Left hand large side pull, right hand two finger pocket. Throw for the mono, high step and climb to the top.

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_{V5 ^↓}

danielhong

_2024-04-28

One hardish move into a mono that's actually not a mono for people with small fingers. Maybe it's because I'm short but the high left foot was quite easy for a crux. The rest is just V0/1 slab?
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vidhong

_2024-04-28
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Cherry

_2024-04-07
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Dominic Villar

_2023-09-17
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joshuadolgin

_2023-05-28

_V5

Rachel

_2023-05-13
_V4

Philtered_Phitness

_2023-04-10

Fun one move wonder requiring trust in not pulleying your right pointer finger lol
_V4

benshema

_2022-11-12

Crimp hard then slab hard. Micro-hip-beta can make big difference.
_V5

scotthooper

_2022-06-18
_V3

Albert N

_2022-05-23
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rachelrubin-sarganis

_2022-05-14
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Stephen Conti

_2022-05-07
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Steven Avery

_2022-04-09
_V5

kellypatton

_2021-12-20
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Jo A

_2021-07-10
_V5

Yianni Siamandouros

_2021-05-24

Arrete is out. Madonna flash after not touching it in years.
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David Amos

_2021-05-06

First "V5" ever. Previous best was a V2. Should give you an indication of how soft this climb is. High left foot is the crux but after that it's slab V1 / V0
_V3

Will Tam

_2021-03-21

Contrived
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LP

_2021-03-21
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Julian Horvat

_2021-01-09
_V3

Jake Tiger

_2020-12-08

Really nice slab boulder. What a cool feature but kinda contrived.
_V3

andrewstaal

_2020-11-10

Contrived.
_V3

clarrielam

_2020-11-10

Climbed it with and without the dish on the left. It climbs pretty nice without. Perhaps more enjoyable if you are smaller.
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francochan

_2020-11-08
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Sheldon

_2020-11-07

Did not feel nice
_V5

Plotkin Alex

_2020-10-23

eliminate, for proper description refer to the old guide
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estherkim

_2020-09-28

The "mono" pocket isn't so mono when you've got small fingers...
_V3

Justin Wotherspoon

_2020-09-27
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danlazniewski

_2020-07-13

Surprised myself with a flash on this boulder. Definitely soft
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Kyle A

_2020-07-13
_V5

jordanlambie

_2020-03-08
_V5

Top-Rope Tommy a.k.a Tommy Takes

_2019-10-06

For it to feel like V5, avoid pothole and arete formed by pothole.
_V5

dannyplonka

_2019-06-12
_V5

jp

_2019-05-21
_V5

James

_2019-04-28

New guidebook says V5, felt quite soft though.
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garyrovera

_2018-10-13

...soft
_{V4 ^↓}

Tom Cvetkovic

_2018-03-26

If indeed I did this correctly it feels like a 4 and not a v6 as indicated in Mark Scherle's guide book. (also probably another eliminate as there's a huge pothole left of the start that could be used to make this into a soft v3 at best)
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Dillon Elliott

_2016-04-20

2nd try. Changed my feet beta
_V6

Brian Fernandes

_2015-06-06
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Poly Sporin

_2015-05-30
_V5

hunterlee

_2015-05-23

Very soft for a V6
_V6

Hilary Street

_2015-04-12

Took a few tries. This climb is about precision and a bit of trickery. Not too bad after the initial few moves. Interesting, unique problem even if it's an eliminate.
_V6

Scott Chuback

_2014-11-08

monorrific!
_V5

derektowler

_2014-04-18
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Kenneth Law

_2013-09-01
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Tomasz Wojtkowiak

_2013-05-27
_V5

Benjamin A. Walker

_2011-07-25
_V6

John-Paul Nynkowski

_2009-05-12
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patrickdaley
_V4

MMM...

Is it really a mono when you can stack your fingers sideways?
_V3

Ying S

will have to try the climb again without using the pothole
_V5

aliraadnakeeb
_V4

Philip Sohn
_V5

Robert Nelson
_V5

ricecrimpies
_V3

nicktaber
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SirPuntsAlot