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Javelina Left 

V6 PG13

   
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Type: Boulder
Consensus: V6- [details]
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Submitted By: Tommy Wilson on Apr 7, 2008

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Big move out to sharp crimp

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A marathon boulder problem by Tucson standards (10+ moves), Javelina Left starts on a right facing block at the base of the seam just as the cave itself becomes accessible. Prepare for a good hamstring burn as you utilize multiple heel hooks to move left and up through pinches, edges, crimps, and slopers. Finishes a little off the deck with a terrible landing. Try to stay right on the positive edge on the face as it is hollow and certain to pop someday. Don't be the 'popper'.


Location 

Left side of the Javelina Cave just around the corner from the drilled wall.


Protection 

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By Tommy Wilson
From: Tucson, AZ
Apr 13, 2008

aside from being a bit sharp (thus limiting the number of burns per day), this thing is a must do if you're living in or passing through Tucson.