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Submitted By: andyscott on Nov 10, 2009

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Justin Guarino on the dyno. The jug his right han...

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Description 

Start on two underclings, then dyno to a jug. Trend right a little and finish on Storm Pockets.


Location 

In between Storm Pockets and Mothra Stewart. It is closer to Storm Pockets. Just to the left of it.


Protection 

pad



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By andyscott
From: Massachusetts
May 13, 2010

Anyone know about a sit start to this problem?

By BDalhaus
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From: Manchester, NH
May 14, 2010

It starts on the crimps/flakes that you use for feet to get into the undercling, but the sit doesn't add much (if any) difficulty. I've always just assumed that the guidebook is wrong because the sit is always chalked and I've heard some of the older locals call the problem an entirely different name...

By Adam Winters
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From: the Shire
Sep 26, 2010

I tore the jug off today. While matched on it I got my feet up to move right and POP! I fell back with my feet above my head onto my hip, missing the pads completely. Think I sprained my wrist. There's still a jug, be careful!

By Lanky
From: Portland, ME
Sep 27, 2010

Well, it was only a matter of time. Glad you're not seriously hurt, and hope the wrist heals up quick.

By andyscott
From: Massachusetts
Oct 3, 2010

That jug was flexing quite a bit. Is there any type of hold there anymore?

By Adam Winters
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From: the Shire
Oct 22, 2010

Thanks Julian.. Andy, there is still a jug to the left, who knows how strong it is?

By Sean Kurnas
Apr 24, 2013

The jug that remains is good but pretty sharp; cut my middle finger.