Pink Squiggles V4-5
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| Type: | Boulder |
| Consensus: | V4 [details] |
| FA: | Zach Wood |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | Jobot on Mar 12, 2009 |
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Joe slappin' some squiggles.
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Description Start on obvious chalked jug on right side of boulder. Climb the arete via compression sloper moves. Get to the jug at about 9 feet and top it out.
Variation 1: Zion Express (V6)- Start as of Pink Squiggles and climb only the arete avoiding the compression slopers out left. FA Todd Findley.
Variation 2: Assquatch (V8) Start with your right hand on the sloper just down and left of the start jug on Pink Squiggles and your left hand on a undercling rail just right of the "Speedbump" slopey feature. Pull off the ground and make a slap with your right hand up to the arete of Pink Squiggles. Finish as of Pink Squiggles. The name came about when I fell into the river when I slipped off the first move. FA Joe Varela.
Protection A few pads and a spotter.
| Comments on Pink Squiggles |
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By Monty
From: Morrison, Co
Apr 14, 2010
rating: V4
| The "Zion Express" variation to this is quite fun. This is a great little bloc if you have limited time. |
By Squish
From: Lakewood
May 5, 2010
rating: V4
| Is the sloper on the top right near the rail for Zion Express on or do you only use the arete and huck for the last move to the lip? |
By Jobot
May 6, 2010
| Re: Zion Express. Thanks for the props, Monty. Glad you had fun. Squish, Zion Express doesn't use any of the slopers out left, there's a way to do the problem static. Hint: There's a sloper to the right of the jug it's about four o'clock from the finishing jug further back on the arete. Cheers. |
By Squish
From: Lakewood
May 7, 2010
rating: V4
| Sweet yo. Great problem. Is there a variation not using the said sloper you mentioned? I was hucking for it and almost got it. Planning on doing it dynamically next time. |
By Ryando Smithman
From: Golden, CO
May 8, 2010
rating: V4
| Excellent problem on excellent rock. Zion is a solid variation, too. I especially like how it is not contrived. |
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