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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.
• _V9
  
  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.
• _V10
  
  ahache17

  _2024-11-26
• _V9
  
  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
• _V9
  
  max gaudet

  _2024-04-26

• _V9
  
  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!
• _V10
  
  Rob G

  _2017-11-24
• _V11
  
  Sebastian Pacey-Smith

  _2017-04-13
• _V11
  
  Paul Denzler

  _2015-10-13
• _V11
  
  Scott Richardson

  _2012-02-19
• _V11
  
  Matt Keays

  _2009-07-04
• _V11
  
  benblakney

  _2003-12-06
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  guillaumerichard
• _V10
  
  William St-laurent
• _{V11 ^↓}
  
  bensmith