Type: Boulder, 10 ft
FA: Paul Dusatko
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Shared By: Euan Cameron on Jul 19, 2010
Admins: Colin Parker, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Description

Sit start with two opposing sidepulls. Pull to gain the slopping gaston like hold then make a tricky sequence to reach good holds on the lip.

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Northeast face

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Paul Rocks Topo
Paul Rocks Topo
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Eric Catig
Eric Catig
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Crimp is the answer at least for this guy!
Crimp is the answer at least for this guy!
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Paul Rocks, short but full on.
Paul Rocks, short but full on.
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Dyno or Crimp? - that is the question.
Dyno or Crimp? - that is the question.
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J T
 
J T  
 
Sending Paul Rocks

youtu.be/VaEq0slPKmY Jul 16, 2012
Alex Aristei
Malibu
 
Alex Aristei   Malibu
 
Good mild start, solid v4 middle crux and soft finish.
can be climbed with a cross instead of the gaston. Jun 20, 2013
RTM
RTM  
I don't get it, back in the day when I was lean, mean and climbing strong, v4 seemed reasonable for this problem. Now, I'm old, fat and stupid - and the climb seems much easier - like v2 maybe?! Jun 20, 2013
Euan Cameron
Mammoth Lakes
  V4
Euan Cameron   Mammoth Lakes  
  V4
'old, fat and stupid' thats called experience, and that makes everything feel easier! Jun 21, 2013
Jeremy Tremblay
  V4+
Jeremy Tremblay  
  V4+
youtube.com/watch?v=UPoDKJX… Aug 17, 2018