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Born of a Broken Hold
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Bombtrack V5-6 6C+ |
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Born as Ghosts V5 6C |
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Born Broken (Left) V3 6A |
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Born of a Broken Hold V4 6B |
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Bulls on Parade V5-6 6C+ |
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Pistol Grip (Right) V1 5 |
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Pistol Grip Pump V4 6B |
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Rage Arete V1 5 |
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Revolver V4-5 6B+ |
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Revolver Arete V3 6A |
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 ft (5 m) |
| FA: | Aaron Parlier |
| Page Views: | 515 total · 4/month |
| Shared By: | Aaron Parlier on Jun 13, 2014 |
| Admins: | Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier |
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Description
When looking at the main faces of the two large, steep boulders this is on the right-most boulder, to the left side of the face to left arête. Find the low, long, deeply in-cut rail. Sit start below this rail on two slightly diagonal crimps. Pop up to the higher, deep, long, in-cut rail and follow holds up and slightly right past small holds and a good (more left facing) diagonal in-cut. Follow higher crimps direct to the slopey lip left of the apex to top out.
-Note- this problem's namesake came from the initial exploration of this climb. The first and several other holds on this line had a flakey surface layer that seemed horribly unsuited for climbing, unusual for the rest of the boulder's surface. After trying and breaking what I thought were several key holds, I found that there were solid, sculpted in-cut crimps hidden under the loose surface crust. Born of a Broken Hold.
-Note- this problem's namesake came from the initial exploration of this climb. The first and several other holds on this line had a flakey surface layer that seemed horribly unsuited for climbing, unusual for the rest of the boulder's surface. After trying and breaking what I thought were several key holds, I found that there were solid, sculpted in-cut crimps hidden under the loose surface crust. Born of a Broken Hold.
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