Recent Sendage:

• _{V10 ^↓}
  
  Leo Wolfe

  _2025-09-05
  Had very high expectations for this climb. Pretty fun gritty 1 mover, very few attempts. Recommend practicing topout and down climb before giving it rips
• _V10
  
  Dillon Elliott

  _2024-04-30
  Awesome couple moves! I stood up on the lip and then jumped down. Moss is re-growing and down-climb seems sketch alone.
• _V10
  
  neilmaclellan

  _2022-11-14
• _{V10 ^↓}
  
  ddale

  _2022-05-01
• _{V10 ^↓}
  
  Graham McGrenere

  _2022-02-13
  Savage first move

• _V10
  
  cartercolleaux

  _2021-08-19
• _{V11 ^↓}
  
  T

  _2019-10-10
  very nice line. one move wonder from two crimps and good feet to a good edge and mossy top out. forgot to scope the down climb and took a solid ten minutes to get off...
• _{V11 ^↓}
  
  Luke Zimmerman

  _2016-10-09
  Lost a lot of skin on this one. It was totally soaked the day I sent but a towel, a leaf blower and some patience and in the end it actually felt pretty good. As for the grade Miles suggested v11 but some others have said v10. It's tough to grade such a low percentage move but to me this felt harder than the similar v10s I've done (like salad shooter which I consider the benchmark for one move Squamish v10s). On the other hand I know these highly coordination dependent dynamic moves are a weakness of mine and this one might actually be harder if you're tall (the starting position felt super scrunchy). In any case I'll put my vote down at low end 11 but I'm interested to see what the consensus settles at. Vid up on my Instagram soon.
• _V10
  
  Miles Adamson

  _{2014-05-18 (FA)}
  EDIT: downgrade to 10 sounds fine. Titled "North North project" in the new guide. Starts seated on the rail and pops super far to the spike. Slapping the feet back on is brutal, so is the cross after. I topped out up the slab, opposed to the arrete. It wouldn't change much of anything though