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  patrickdaley:   Came into RH undercling with ring finger in small pocket at the back, had the thumb wrapped into a good edge too. This made getting LH undercling correct easy.
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  Zach Y:   Off the start go right hand up to the undercling to where your pinky and ring finger are seperared by like a little fin of a pebble, the other fingers should find their place and pinching with a wide open thumb really helps. The crux is then standing into the left hand and getting your middle finger into the really sharp notch with the ring finger pretty good and the index finger basically not in the hold, pinching with a really wide thumb is crucial. If you get the index finger in the notch and not the middle finger you might as well drop because readjusting will destroy your fingers. If you get the left hand in well, just big slap right to the good hold and it's over. https://www.instagram.com/p/CP2HZ1SgurF/

Recent Sendage:

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  Jarin Davison

  _2024-03-19
  Beautiful location but damn those pebbles are sharp
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  patrickdaley

  _2023-09-06
  3rd go. I found it really fun. Perfect setting, aesthetic line, movement and landing. Only the rock quality leaves something to be desired but even that I found just made the micro beta fun
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  georgeramsay

  _2023-07-10
  thing is savage
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  coleadamverrall

  _2021-06-20
  Tricky to hit the sweet spots on the undercling with both hands. The next move is very hard if you dont have the undercling very good.
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  Zach Y

  _2021-06-07
  I really don't know what grade this is. Moves don't feel too hard, but you need to be so precise on brutal conglomerate holds. You basically can't readjust if you hit them wrong. If this was on any other type of rock it would be 5 stars all day and probably two grades easier. Unfortunately, it's still such a great climb that the bleeding fingers are worth it.

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  BradynL

  _2021-05-13
  The movements are nice but the holds chew out your fingers