Pleasure By Ambush V6-7
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| Type: | Boulder, 8 feet |
| Consensus: | V5-6 [details] |
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| Submitted By: | j.jaeger on Jan 17, 2010 |
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Description Start right of Gerbil in a Chute, under the small, chossy roof, with hands on two crimpy edges shoulder width appart and each about 3 feet off the dirt. If you are tall, you can sit. Otherwise, it's a crouching start. Pull on and either huck to an obvious jug diagonally up and right, or use a sloping crimp to shorten the desperate stab. This is really a one-move wonder that can feel hard for 7 on some days and way easy for 6 on others. Using generous holds, top out the backside slab of the Punani Block, being mindful of loose and fragile rock. A broken hold from here would spit you onto the rocky slab behind the problem. Note: I gave this problem a name simply for the sake of future identification/discussion. This line has been climbed many times over the years at different stages of its erosion. The edges have seemed to round-off enough now that it may finally be stable.
Protection A couple of pads or one big pad would be helpful, since spotting on dynamic lowballs never works well.
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By Keith H. North From: Englewood, CO May 20, 2011 rating: V7-
| This problem is fun. There is alternate beta, I started with my hands crossed and a foot out right then went straight toward my foot to the sidepull. From there, the toss is a little smaller/less icky. Top out seemed good, we pulled one hold off this today, but everything else was solid. |
By Jack Sparrow From: denver, co Jan 20, 2013 rating: V3-4
| This problem is very contrived if you start left hand on the better of the two edges then right hand on crimpy undercling 6 inches right of left hand crimp and then pull on, this problem feels much easier than V6 and is more enjoyable this way. |
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