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Tomcat 

V2

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Type: Boulder, 12 feet
Consensus: V2 [details]
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Submitted By: Jonathan Williams on May 18, 2009

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Description 

tba


Location 

Left crack, immediately right of Crash Landing on the right side of the B2 Pit.


Protection 

One pad.



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By randy baum
From: Minneapolis, MN
Oct 3, 2012

Upon walking into the B2 pit, this is the second crack line on the right. The problem begins with hands matched on a very slick flat jug, you then move upward using the crack, with the occasional left handhold, and ending with a long move off a V-shaped jug at the lip of the wall, where the wall changes from being overhung to slab.