Base of the Super Slide "Direct" start. It's just left of the roof at the base and right of the regular start. You should be looking at a fist crack as shown in this photo. My 70m rope is shown rapping from P1 bolts, which perfectly reaches with stretch.

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Base of the Super Slide "Direct" start. It's just left of the roof at the base and right of the regular start. You should be looking at a fist crack as shown in this photo. My 70m rope is shown rapping from P1 bolts, which perfectly reaches with stretch.

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“Base of the Super Slide "Direct" start. It's just left of the roof at the base and right of the regular start. You should be looking at a fist crack as shown in this photo. My 70m rope is shown rapping from P1 bolts, which perfectly reaches with stretch.”

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