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North Overhang Traverse (a.k.a. The Sloper Traverse)
V3-4,
Boulder, 10 ft (3 m),
Avg: 3 from 50
votes
FA: some hardperson in loafers before I was born
Colorado
> Boulder
> Flagstaff
> Rd Sign Rock
Description
This unique problem is shaded much of the day, is low to the ground, and offers the best landing possible.
Locate the chalked up sloper-rail on the Northwestern side of Road Sign Rock. When facing the problem, sit start down and right from the rail. Your hands will be on opposing slopey sidepulls. Move up, left, and up again... the problem is obvious.
This is classic Flagstaff V2 / B1.
Protection
None is needed, maybe bring a pad.
Broomfield, CO
B1 is the correct grade, which typically translates into V4 on Flag. I'd say that's just about right, assuming you are beginning from a sit on using opposing slopers underneath the bulge on the far right. Guidebooks are a useful indicator of grades, but that's just about it. Think for yourself when you add problems to the database. Nov 15, 2004
Tacomarado
Beta video: youtube.com/shorts/fxC0vTQ2…. Nov 11, 2022
Boulder, CO
The problem called Northwestern Overhang climbs directly up and over the bulge starting from the slopers and is around V2. Jan 1, 2023