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  harrisonwhite:   Left foot on a small chip, right foot on the starting edge, then a tough bump to the better crimp. Footswap on the tiny edge, get a high left foot, and cross right hand into the flake
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  Mikhail E Yerkovich:   To move to the small crimp I used a toe hook to stop myself from barndooring.

Recent Sendage:

• _V3
  
  rayishida

  _2024-06-27
• _V4
  
  Donovan Jang

  _2023-09-10
  Tried ultra mega hard
• _{V4 ^↓}
  
  chrismadar

  _2023-09-10
• _V3
  
  devinokeeffe

  _2023-09-10
• _V3
  
  Keith Nalepa

  _2023-09-10

• _{V4 ^↓}
  
  James Clark

  _2023-07-25
  I can see why people have suggested V4. For me it would either be harder V3 or soft V4. I thought it actually had some decent movement and holds though! 3.5 stars from me
• _{V4 ^↓}
  
  wyattstewart

  _2023-07-25
  Surprisingly enjoyed this one. Definitely see the argument for soft v4/hard v3.
• _V3
  
  koltenmarino

  _2023-07-02
• _{V3 ^↑}
  
  Logan Swett

  _2023-06-15
• _V3
  
  Rohan Ikebuchi

  _2023-06-15
• _V4
  
  harrisonwhite

  _2022-06-18
  This one has been a bit elusive. V3 in the book but definetly feels like a V4. This problem is delicate and techy, while also requiring smooth power
• _V4
  
  Simon Yamamoto

  _2020-09-21
• _V4
  
  ddale

  _2020-09-04
• _V4
  
  Kim McGrenere

  _2018-06-24
• _V3
  
  Jason Morden

  _2017-09-23
• _V4
  
  andreaslerch1

  _2017-06-17
• _{V3 ^↑}
  
  Alex Gawronski

  _2015-06-20
  Guide calls it a V2/3.
• _{V5 ^↑}
  
  Mikhail E Yerkovich

  _2013-10-12
  In the guide books it says that this climb is a V2, however, it does not fell like one and I was told that a flake that give it an easier rating is missing. So this is my grade, correct me if I'm wrong.
• _V4
  
  Jayden