Jasper Lin
5'8", +0
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- V6 ↓Reachy if you're a bit shorter but otherwise quite soft.
- V3Pretty hard!
- V5Surprised by how much I enjoyed the movement on this one!
- V5Did with no knee bar/pad. Felt tricky to find that body position.
- V8 ↓Eeked this one out at very end of the day. Really learned a lot about perching onto my heel and staying close to the wall.
- V5Better than in looks! Day flash after trying it a few years back. Throw for lip would be much harder if you're shorter.
- V5Pretty pumpy if you embrace the name and campus the second half.
- V6Most trendy climb in leavy. Very fun! Mostly about finding the correct body positions. Minus a star for the dab rock. Good for shorter folks.
- V4Did it in tennis shoes by campusing. Second go.
- V4Just enough height to get the blood pumping.
- V5Definitely not world's best and definitely not v7 (for 5'8")
- V4Amazing. Worth the hike.
- V5Felt greasy even before the sun hit it. Fans work. Did the start that everyone else does, crossed with left on the knob.
- V6Happy I made the right hand sloper work despite it always feeling slippery.
- V4Couldn't do the low this time
- V4Lots of beta options. Very approachable. I was just able to deadpoint the crimp rail from the undercling with my 5'8" reach.
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- V6Struggled with the "traditional" match on the sloper beta for most of the session. Sent as soon as I changed to go up right hand first with low feet. New beta makes it potentially easier than sobriosity... Surprisingly good!
- V0The heat! Sloper felt not good
- V6People say it's reachy but it was ok for my 5'8" span. There's also knee bar beta for shorties.
- V9 ↓Taking the guidebook grade but it's likely quite soft coming from someone that doesn't like crimping. Punted the mantle the first time I stuck the jump and absolutely ate it.
- V7 ↑Very, very hard for me given my hip mobility. Great movement.
- V6 ↓Very fun! Did it with the more dynamic beta going to the stand start.
- V6Undercling beta
