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All Locations > Colorado > Boulder > Flatirons > South > Maiden > W Overhang (5.11b/c 6c+ 23 VIII- 24 E4 6a)
This is the jug at the base of the crux overhanging slot. It feels secure but it is just wedged in there, and it vibrates when you knock on it. There is a better stance a little lower where you can get more weight on your feet while you fiddle with gear.
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6:15 am 8/8/03
After the unprotected slab move on P1,5.7 or 5.8. How hard is the crack start to the left? We are climbing double ropes in anticipation of the 2nd pitch, which we never got to.
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Dan Raymond
Sep 13, 2020
“This is the jug at the base of the crux overhanging slot. It feels secure but it is just wedged in there, and it vibrates when you knock on it. There is a better stance a little lower where you can get more weight on your feet while you fiddle with gear.”  

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