Dan's Problem V3
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| Type: | Boulder, 12 feet |
| Consensus: | V3 [details] |
| FA: | Dan Luna |
| Submitted By: | Sean Denny on Apr 19, 2011 |
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Jason in the midst of the opening moves.
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Description Start sitting with good holds. Make an easy move to a cool pocket hold, then make a tough move over the lip. Head up and left along the arete on some holds that defy logic (some that you swear will break are bulletproof, others that look solid break easily). Top out once you hit the apex of the arete. Great movement on some of the coolest looking rock around.
Location Middle Area Located on the right arete of the obvious overhanging square face seen from the approach trail.
Protection Pads and spotters. Falls off of this problem can be kinda weird, so pay attention and you'll be fine.
| Comments on Dan's Problem |
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By andy patterson Administrator From: Santa Barbara, CA Oct 29, 2011 rating: V3
| This problem vaunts the kind of climbing that reminds me why I rock climb in the first place. Highly recommended. |
By Joseph Stover From: Santa Barbara, CA Jan 7, 2012
| Starting in the toothy pocket and going right then up and slightly left on the face is a great moderate climb (maybe V1 or so?). Don't know if it's already listed here. |
By Sean Denny From: Los Angeles Jan 30, 2012
| Nope, not listed, not named. Add it in if you so desire. |
By Will Barnes From: Goleta, CA Jan 15, 2013
| Ya pretty sure Dan Luna got the FA way back when we first started exploring the area. |
By Nick Sullens From: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Jan 16, 2013
| Yeah, I second that |
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