Type: Boulder, 10 ft (3 m)
FA: Jim Holloway 1970s
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Description

Start at the sidepull and edge on UCT and reach for a pocket with your right hand. Reach left to a very small edge with the left and fight the swing. Pop for the ramp on the right and you are done.

An amazing legacy of the 1970s, this problem has endured curiosity and controversy like the other Holloway problems. Like those others, unrepeated, yet clearly in its original condition and not height-dependent.

Location

This is just right of the Consideration.

Protection

Pad or two.

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Jim Holloway sizing up the move on Trice. Photo by Rob Candelaria.
Jim Holloway sizing up the move on Trice. Photo…
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Setting up for the last move.
Setting up for the last move.
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The heel hook move.
The heel hook move.
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adapted from photo submitted By: Ernie Port on Apr 9, 2005
adapted from photo submitted By: Ernie Port on…
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Mish attempting Trice.
Mish attempting Trice.
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The pocket. <br> <br> Photo by Nick Bradley.
The pocket. Photo by Nick Bradley.
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