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King in the North
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| Type: | Boulder, 20 ft (6 m) |
| FA: | Aaron Parlier |
| Page Views: | 484 total · 9/month |
| Shared By: | Aaron Parlier on Feb 27, 2019 |
| Admins: | Aaron Parlier, Shawn Heath |
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Bring all of your pads, and all of your friends, and all of their pads too. This line is as perfect as it is tall.
King in the North stand starts just left of the center, main highball face of the boulder, and tops out at the true apex.
Find the low pocket keyhole and a lower undercling to pull on the for start. Move into the wonderful jug-to-flat rails that run across the low slab. Work to the small roof and lean out to a chunky finger bucket and deep pocket. Directly above will be thin, hooded crimps along the seam. Lock off to a (seemingly a jug) crimp out and right, and then a rounded scoop. Out right is a thank god jug and then a nice flat top out.
-I highly recommend using some timber to help build a flattened stage for your pads.
King in the North stand starts just left of the center, main highball face of the boulder, and tops out at the true apex.
Find the low pocket keyhole and a lower undercling to pull on the for start. Move into the wonderful jug-to-flat rails that run across the low slab. Work to the small roof and lean out to a chunky finger bucket and deep pocket. Directly above will be thin, hooded crimps along the seam. Lock off to a (seemingly a jug) crimp out and right, and then a rounded scoop. Out right is a thank god jug and then a nice flat top out.
-I highly recommend using some timber to help build a flattened stage for your pads.
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