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The Jug Problem 

V0

   
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Type: Boulder, 15 feet
Consensus: V0 [details]
FA: Unknown
Submitted By: Nathan Fisher on Feb 18, 2006

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The north-east corner of Everybody's Boulder has this juggy problem.


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By skinny legs and all
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Nov 5, 2009

Start sitting on obvious crimps and climb into starting holds for a V3.

By Emerson Takahashi
From: SLC, UT
Jun 1, 2012

I (respectfully) disagree....
The sit start does not bump the V0 to a V3. I do believe it makes it a good standard LCC V1 though.

Perhaps you topped it straight out? My understanding was for the V0-1, you stepped off to the right once you got the highest jug.

By DCrane
From: Taylorsville, Utah
Sep 28, 2012

I did the V0 standing and then repeated from the crimpy sit start. I would have to agree this makes it harder, but maybe to a V1+ at the most. Can't see calling that a V3. If you keep left instead of walking right on the large rail near the top, I could see that that looked much more difficult. Maybe that is where the V3 is coming from?

By skinny legs and all
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Feb 7, 2013

This is rated V3 from the sit in the black bible and I'm going with Mike Beck.