Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
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Shared By: Hoez on Jan 10, 2010
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A classic sloper problem for the Nine Mile Hill.
Start low on the left side of the west face on a slopey, half-triangular hold. Figure out how to pull on it, and go out left onto the sloper rail. Heel hook and continue to slap up the rail with that left hand until you think you can stick that right hand on and contain it. Stick it and figure out a way to get up and over the bulge. As does with most sloper problems - temperatures can make or break you. Easier come winter time, harder in the heat of summer.

GRADE THIS PROBLEM PEOPLE!!!
Some say V5, most say it's V6.

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Chinese Algebra boulder.

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None - great landing - not very high off the deck.

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