Zero G V5
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Description Hike into the Lower Satellites. When the A-7 Boulder is up to the left and the BBC is up on the right, this problem will be on your right just off the trail.
Zero G starts low on the right and climbs up and left to the top, using a variety of handholds and trickery. Benningfields guide does not mention a sds, but do it with the sds and the problem is closer to - if not actually - V5.
An easier problem, called Across, V0, in this database, starts off the huge edge on the left and goes to the top.
Protection A crashpad.
Ladyboner4climbing cruising Zero.
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Jay having a Zero G day.
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By Joshua Merriam
From: Boulder, CO
Dec 5, 2007
| My feeling was that this is a good problem done as follows: Start matched on the jug on the right, traverse left and around the corner to the large rail of "Across", then top out. |
By Helldorado
From: Boulder, CO
Apr 25, 2010
rating: V4
| Deserves more than 2 stars, I think. |
By Chris Plesko
From: Westminster, CO
Feb 25, 2013
rating: V5-
| This is a hard one to grade. I couldn't get anywhere at all on it until one day when I put it together quickly. If you can hold onto the slopers, then it's not that hard, but it takes a fair bit of body position and strength to hold on. I voted easy V5?
It's a totally fun one to work out though and should be a great part of a circuit once the moves are dialed. |
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