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Charlotte's Web V3
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| Type: | Boulder, 20 feet |
| Consensus: | V3 [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Jake Sahl on Nov 16, 2009 |
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BETA PHOTO: Charlotte's Web starts using crimps near head-leve...
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Description Start with the left hand on a good side-pull crimp and the right on a mediocre crimp. After the first ten feet or so the grade drops to VB-.
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Manny Varjak starting up 'Charlotte's Web'.
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| Comments on Charlotte's Web |
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By Joseph Stover
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Aug 24, 2011
| I heard that the line used to be a bit more direct on the right side rather than starting on the left sidepull, but then a hold broke so the start moved to the left. It can still be done starting from the high crimps and moving straight up. Maybe a bit harder (V4? CW gets V4 in Edwards guide), but a fun variation nonetheless. |
By Trevor V.
From: Santa Barbara, Ca
Nov 10, 2011
| Yeah Ed's says V4 but after trying it out today it is definitely V3 or easier. Seems like Yeti gives people a lot more trouble for the grade? |
By andy patterson
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
Nov 14, 2011
| Perhaps easier than V4. But keep in mind that everyone has a different style. Charlotte's Web demands some balance and reach that doesn't come naturally to some folks. I propose V3/4, with a caveat of subjectivity. |
By Tom Shank
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Oct 9, 2012
| How about an even V3+ if such a thing were to exist? It gets the caveat label on my menu. |
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