Type: Sport, 66 ft (20 m)
GPS: -33.737, 150.33549
FA: N Monteith, 2009
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Shared By: Matthew Clawson on Oct 9, 2023
Admins: Matthew Clawson, Dan Flynn

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Kizashi is a Japanese word meaning “a sign of great things to come”, which is an apt name for such a stellar climb.  The climb ascends a crack system of varrying widths but would be very difficult to protect as most of the cracks don't go very deep.  There is a fair amount of hand jamming, ring-locking, and finger locking to be found on the climb, but much of it can be circumvented by better face holds or using the crack as a sidepull.  The climb has two distinct crux sequences, both in the upper half and separated by a good rest.

If you are feeling especially strong, the extension to this climb goes at .13b

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The first route you see from the approach trail to Ben Trovarto Wall, Just to the right of a small sandy white cave.

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