Conquest of the Irrational V9
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| Type: | Boulder, 11 feet |
| Consensus: | V9 [details] |
| FA: | Luke Parady |
| Submitted By: | Joe M. on Sep 20, 2010 |
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Description Start sitting in center of face with both hands on a low crimp rail that diagonals up and right. With a left foot backstepped power up and left to a gaston/crimper (hold broke in winter 2012). Then move right hand up and right to a small sharp crimper and finish by dynoing left hand to a good rail at the lip. Beta may vary but this is essentially how the problem goes. #2 in the beta photo.
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By Christopher J Simpson
May 6, 2012
| I don't know when this description was posted or when the grade was established, but the gaston broke, making the first move up and left harder than it used to be. |
By Joe M.
May 7, 2012
| The hold broke over the winter. What's intereting is that this is now how the problem was first done, without that gaston hold. Probably back to V10 now as the FA'er originally suggested. |
By Christopher J Simpson
May 8, 2012
| Joe, did the FA go up and left to the heinous gaston, or even further left to the positive, sidepulling crimps? (That I would previously have suspected were "off-route") |
By Joe M.
May 9, 2012
| The FA went left to the small sidepull, then right to the opposing sidepull (which would be the next hold from the broken hold) then dyno'd straight up (left hand, I think) to the good hold at the top. The right finish (left to the broken hold, right to the small crimp, then right again) became standard after the FA and was why it went from solid V10 down to V9. |
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