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The Face V3
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Shumin climbs "The Face" while Dan spots.
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Description This route is located at the leftmost part of the Three of a Kind Wall. This is a soft and pretty good quality sandstone face. Route goes straight up to the top, but beware of loose flakes.
Protection A crashpad and someone to make sure you don't hit the tree if you fall.
By Ben Collett
Apr 3, 2006
| This is one of the best problems at Flag. Do it from a sit start for a crimpy V5. |
By Aeon Aki
Administrator
Feb 18, 2008
| Benningfield notes a "V6" to the right of "The Face" in Colorado Bouldering. Is he referring to the SDS to this problem or is there something in between "The Face" and "Round Pebble"? |
By Chip Phillips
From: Broomfield, CO
Feb 20, 2008
| There are 4 highball problems between The Face and The Culp Route (now known as Round Pebble). All are in the V4 to V6 range. Not sure what problem Benningfield may or may not be referencing. His guide to Flagstaff in Colorado Bouldering I covers a little more than a 1/3 of Flagstaff's boulder problems. I'll be putting the Three of Kind Wall Miniguide up on my blog soon. You'll be able to see it all there.
www.flagstaffmountainbouldering.blogspot.com |
By Skyeler Congdon
From: his van
May 2, 2008
| There's no way the sit start is V5. Sorry boys, but I don't climb V5 yet managed to get my arse up this one from the sit. I'd say V3+. |
By Brian Adzima
From: Pittsburgh
Mar 16, 2010
| The jug for the sds was lying on the ground today. The sds is little more reachy now, but feels about the same. |
By Peter Erard
Apr 27, 2010
| It's a V3 still (even with the broken hold). The name of the problem is actually Little Sloper Boy, just FYI. |
By Chip Phillips
From: Broomfield, CO
Apr 27, 2010
| ^ wrong. Little Sloper Boy is further to the left. |
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