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Shadowline 

V9

   

FA: Not sure, maybe me--suggested name
Type: Boulder
Consensus: V9 [details]
Length: 15 feet
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Submitted By: Peter Beal on Apr 27, 2008


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Me doing the first move of Shadowline.


Description 

Start matched on the obvious low semi-circle edge right of Hagan's Wall and move up left to a poor edge/pinch hold. Reach right to a choice of poor right hand pinches. I used the higher one. Bring your left hand up to an obvious thin edge and bump right to the "traverse ramp". Finish up this problem.

For the full grade, the obvious keyhole slot on the right is off.

This is in the vicinity of the now defunct Yojimbo and can be considered a direct start to the ramp problem. Very crimpy and sharp but a good addition to the wall.


Location 

Just right of Hagan's Wall.


Protection 

A couple or three pads is a good idea since you are climbing over a big step.



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Setting up to reach out right to a miserable pinch hold. The crescent shaped hold in the light is for the left and then you join the ramp.

Setting up to reach out right to a miserable pinch...


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By Jonathan Siegrist
May 26, 2008

Cool problem Peter. I'm glad there is yet another fun route on cloud shadow. I felt that sticking the left hand thin edge (very thin edge) before gaining the ramp was for sure the crux. I thought it was perhaps a bit easier than UCT though, although this 'shadowline' suits my climbing preferences more. V8/9.

By Peter Beal
From: Boulder Colorado
May 27, 2008

Thanks for the input on the grade Jonathan. V8 seems really lowball for that sequence, but I could settle for V9. I updated the grade accordingly. Comparison with UCT is tricky since they are very different problems. Try the lower start to the Left Bulge on Rear-End rock for another interesting "V8/9" experience.