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  Fin:   Start left hand on the sloper rail and right hand on the incut. Use a left toe hook on the sloper rail and lock off the right arm to reach a good crimp on the outer face with your left hand. Bring a right heel into the sloping face next to the incut start hold, release the toe hook, and reach the right hand out onto the outer face. Top out on good holds.
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  devoscott:   We started with crossed hands which made the first move much more doable.

Recent Sendage:

• _V4
  
  noahjarvis

  _2024-10-15
• _V4
  
  Tianna Baker

  _2024-10-12
• _V4
  
  chrismadar

  _2024-09-21
  Didn't use the low block, but maybe that wasn't in anyway?
• _V4
  
  Donovan Jang

  _2024-05-19
  3.5 stars for me
• _V4
  
  J KIM

  _2024-05-19
  Probably could've been cleaner but had a big cut which made it feel whacky.

• _V4
  
  Fin

  _2024-05-19
  Climbed really nicely with the (tall?) beta I found
• _V4
  
  aibert

  _2024-05-19
• _V4
  
  devoscott

  _2023-09-13
  Wicked climb on superb stone.
• _V4
  
  Gabe

  _2023-09-04
  cool Roof.
• _V4
  
  Jaron Bobyk

  _2023-07-23
  Fun line, didn’t feel a whole lot harder than the traverse.
• _V4
  
  denonbobyk

  _2023-07-04
  Hard for me to grade this one I even started with my LH on the same starting hold for ladybird roof and had my RH on the one up with the crimp (harder than description makes it) and I felt like this was no harder than a stiff V4. Route was very much to my strength and I love tension moves so that may be why the start felt easy.
• _V5
  
  Daren

  _2023-06-21
  I’ll dedicate this one to the A&W napkins used to dry the holds (clean napkins - not even mayo)
• _V5
  
  keithstory

  _2021-07-17
• _V5
  
  jordanmeyers

  _2021-06-28
• _{V5 ^↓}
  
  alexbeek

  _2021-05-22
• _V5
  
  jennycouto
• _V4
  
  aronrastrick