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Termite Be Your Last Step V5 6C |
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| Type: | Boulder, 8 ft (2 m) |
| FA: | PROJECT |
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| Shared By: | Elie Bou-Gharios on Jun 22, 2016 · Updates |
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Suggested Beta and Project Description
PROJECT BOULDER
The Voyage Voyage Project is a 3-move, in-progress boulder. Currently a stand start as no lower handholds have been successfully pulled onto. Big props to whoever can figure out a sit start.
Tentative grade for the stand start is V7/8, but this is a project so don't take that too seriously.
Pull onto the wall with the right hand hold. First move is from this wide but shallow input crimp on the right to an extremely painful razor crimp on the left. No feet have been established to pull onto the wall or do the first move, anything goes as long as its not a jump start.
The second move has never been completed. You have to lock-off on the razor crimp and bring your right hand to another extremely small, flat crimp above and to the right of the razor. This is the crux.
Third move is dynamic from the extremely small, flat crimp to slap the top out jug and match. This is the only move that has sent and has a defined foothold.
The Voyage Voyage Project is a 3-move, in-progress boulder. Currently a stand start as no lower handholds have been successfully pulled onto. Big props to whoever can figure out a sit start.
Tentative grade for the stand start is V7/8, but this is a project so don't take that too seriously.
Pull onto the wall with the right hand hold. First move is from this wide but shallow input crimp on the right to an extremely painful razor crimp on the left. No feet have been established to pull onto the wall or do the first move, anything goes as long as its not a jump start.
The second move has never been completed. You have to lock-off on the razor crimp and bring your right hand to another extremely small, flat crimp above and to the right of the razor. This is the crux.
Third move is dynamic from the extremely small, flat crimp to slap the top out jug and match. This is the only move that has sent and has a defined foothold.
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