Our P2 (Webster's P3) variants include left-side, up the middle, and right side (arrow to quick-draw); "left-side" is not to be confused with the far left 5.10a "variation".

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Our P2 (Webster's P3) variants include left-side, up the middle, and right side (arrow to quick-draw); "left-side" is not to be confused with the far left 5.10a "variation".

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Wasp Next Maybe, just below and left of this pin on P1

S Matz on our P2, the left-side variant

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Robert Hall

Aug 19, 2017

“Our P2 (Webster's P3) variants include left-side, up the middle, and right side (arrow to quick-draw); "left-side" is not to be confused with the far left 5.10a "variation".”

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