Broken Hold to Dyno on Mid-life crisis

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RValentine09
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Broken Hold to Dyno on Mid-life crisis

Post by RValentine09 »

I was out at Muir Valley earlier this week and noticed the jug at the end of Mid-Life Crisis on the Indy Wall is broken right off. The move still goes but I was a little bummed b/c its just not the same anymore. Anyone know the story? I can only imagine whoever broke it was in for one scary surprise if it broke off while having to commit like that above the last bolt.
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Post by marathonmedic »

Does it drastically change the grade of the climb?
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Post by SCIN »

That big iron oxide fin will be missed for sure.
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Post by Yasmeen »

I could never get the dyno to that hold right, so I figured out a way to static up to the small ledges to the right of it. The grade doesn't change.
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Post by peteypablo »

yeah my friend did it, i dont think he took a big whipper but cut his hand a little, sorry no good story!
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Post by B.J. »

Aww that sucks! That thing was like a zit on the wall! I've only TRed that route but I was really lookin forward to leading it and hitting that dyno. Booooo!!!
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