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  evancourtis:   Bump to the jug from the undercling is the way
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  tylercook1:   Find a way to keep going left hand until you hit the jug crimp

Recent Sendage:

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  Graham Read

  _2025-12-06
  I think I first tried this climb 6 years ago? Wild. Two seasons of walking away with an injured shoulder. This season finally linked it, quite smoothly too! As with a lot of stuff, footwork is the magic sauce here, oh and dialing in the top... Yikes.
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  truemanben

  _2024-12-01
  First go of the day (after many projecting sessions)! This one definitely got in my head a bit, but it was a great experience overall. And what a fantastic line! Time to rest the left hamstring. Also took my hardest bouldering fall ever while working this, my thigh was pretty close to entirely black from my hip to my knee for a while.
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  ahache17

  _2024-11-26
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  evancourtis

  _2024-04-27
  This was a climb that I never thought I could do, first move felt impossible until it didnt. Power endurancy with a really tricky topout sequence. Beautiful line with awesome climbing
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  max gaudet

  _2024-04-26

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  tylercook1

  _2024-04-16
  I have a very special relationship with this thing. On one end it is my favourite boulder in NS and on the other end it pretty much destroyed me mentally. Overall enjoyable experience!
• _V9
  
  Jakob Learned

  _2024-03-16
  A great arete boulder. Physical with a tricky topout, full value!
• _V10
  
  mikecheng

  _2020-10-23
  Send is up there as possibly the sloppiest of all time. Left hand slipped off the sloper just as I caught the right jug. And then the top sequence holy fuck!
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  Rob G

  _2017-11-24
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  Sebastian Pacey-Smith

  _2017-04-13
• _V11
  
  Paul Denzler

  _2015-10-13
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  Scott Richardson

  _2012-02-19
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  Matt Keays

  _2009-07-04
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  benblakney

  _2003-12-06
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  guillaumerichard
• _V10
  
  William St-laurent
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  bensmith