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V2+ 5+
 11
If It Weren't for Geoff
Jun 10, 2024 · Send. The starting left hand hold is slick with use and old chalk but still usable. It’s a committing move to the first grab to the arete and usually your foot slips on that move. Quickly move that foot onto the next chunk in the boulder and make another committing move with your other hand to the top of the arete again. I ripped some skin off my hands with those first two moves. The rest is just very pumpy on the arms and moving towards the top of the boulder. The top out is weird and you just kinda throw a leg up and shimmy your way up
Boulder
V4 6B
 5
Weigands weird walk
Jun 10, 2024 · Send. Using the side of the western side and that crimp above the little hold sticking out. Just trust the footing and good balance and it’s fun
Boulder
V2-3 5+
 5
Sapling
Sep 25, 2023 · Send. Trust the crimps and find the foot holds. Scrabble your feet up and move your hands up with the feet. Take it slow and trust the grip and holds and you’ll make it.
Boulder
5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c
 58
Time Crunch
Sep 2, 2023 · Solo. The start is a tricky start. There is a loose hold that would make it a 5.8 start if it wasn’t loose. Between the second and third bolt, there is a part where you have to place your right foot high onto a hold and stand up onto a ledge, then put your left hand on the “V” shaped hold and mantle your left leg up onto the ledge. There is a small crimp just below the third bolt that your right hand goes on. Once your left leg is on the ledge, trust the crimp below the bolt and take your left hand and find the crimp just above it. Stay as close to the wall as possible so you don’t fall. Remove your right foot from that hold you’ve been standing on and apply pressure against the wall and slowly start to climb higher on the wall, so you can get your leg off the ledge and put your foot on it and stand up. Everything else is easy. The start and that part between the second and third bolts are the hardest part with the second and third bolt being the crux of the climb. Those two parts are probably 5.10 a/b but everything else is easy so the climb is rated correctly.
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Route Name Location Star Rating Difficulty Date
If It Weren't for Geoff Wasatch Range > … > American Fork C… > Australian Boulder
 11
V2+ 5+ Boulder
Jun 10, 2024 · Send. The starting left hand hold is slick with use and old chalk but still usable. It’s a committing move to the first grab to the arete and usually your foot slips on that move. Quickly move that foot onto the next chunk in the boulder and make another committing move with your other hand to the top of the arete again. I ripped some skin off my hands with those first two moves. The rest is just very pumpy on the arms and moving towards the top of the boulder. The top out is weird and you just kinda throw a leg up and shimmy your way up
Weigands weird walk Wasatch Range > … > American Fork C… > Australian Boulder
 5
V4 6B Boulder
Jun 10, 2024 · Send. Using the side of the western side and that crimp above the little hold sticking out. Just trust the footing and good balance and it’s fun
Sapling Wasatch Range > … > S Side Boulders > Fortune Cookie Boulder
 5
V2-3 5+ Boulder
Sep 25, 2023 · Send. Trust the crimps and find the foot holds. Scrabble your feet up and move your hands up with the feet. Take it slow and trust the grip and holds and you’ll make it.
Time Crunch Wasatch Range > … > American Fork C… > Juniper Wall
 58
5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c Sport, TR
Sep 2, 2023 · Solo. The start is a tricky start. There is a loose hold that would make it a 5.8 start if it wasn’t loose. Between the second and third bolt, there is a part where you have to place your right foot high onto a hold and stand up onto a ledge, then put your left hand on the “V” shaped hold and mantle your left leg up onto the ledge. There is a small crimp just below the third bolt that your right hand goes on. Once your left leg is on the ledge, trust the crimp below the bolt and take your left hand and find the crimp just above it. Stay as close to the wall as possible so you don’t fall. Remove your right foot from that hold you’ve been standing on and apply pressure against the wall and slowly start to climb higher on the wall, so you can get your leg off the ledge and put your foot on it and stand up. Everything else is easy. The start and that part between the second and third bolts are the hardest part with the second and third bolt being the crux of the climb. Those two parts are probably 5.10 a/b but everything else is easy so the climb is rated correctly.

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