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V6

   

FA: unknown
Type: Boulder
Consensus: V5+ [details]
Length: 30 feet
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Submitted By: Andrew Hay on Jan 4, 2003


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Topping out.


Description 

This problem is just basically a hugh dyno. Start on the [sloping] shelf all the way left on the main east face. Dyno to the lip and then mantle over. It is a scary top out. Either go all the way to the top of the Plethora or descend the south face.


Protection 

The top out on this problem is awkward and sketch. A couple pads and spotters are nice. Fortunatley the landing in level.



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By GCH
From: Colorado
Jun 16, 2009
rating: V4-5

not V6......

more like hard V4

By tobin sanson
From: Carbondale, CO
Oct 3, 2009

I agree, definitely not V6. The crux is the top out.

By JasonH
From: Grand Junction, CO
Oct 4, 2009

Any chance you used the undercling to get to the lip?

By tobin sanson
From: Carbondale, CO
Oct 9, 2009

I used the undercling. It was the beta in the book.

By JasonH
From: Grand Junction, CO
Oct 9, 2009

Yeah, that undercling has been very aggressively "cleaned out" over the last couple years it seems. In fact, previously it was easier to just ignore the undercling and dyno from the slopers (like the above description states). This is probably why the problem felt quite a bit easier (in fact I think it is about V3 with the undercling and a static move). However, you can still preserve the original problem and just ignore the undercling and jump from the rail.

By tobin sanson
From: Carbondale, CO
Oct 10, 2009

Haha V3 is a little closer than V6. Still a rad problem though. My heart is still beating from that damn top out!

By JasonH
From: Grand Junction, CO
Oct 11, 2009

Word. And very cool pic of this thing!

By tobin sanson
From: Carbondale, CO
Oct 12, 2009

Thanks!