Help from the boulderers out there . . .
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Re: Help from the boulderers out there . . .
tic-tac-toe-v3/4(depends on beta) scissor-v3
Ro-v2/3
strevels-v4(if youve been bouldering, not as bad)
wild-v3
jersey-v4/5
aqua-v2
aural pleasur-v3
to defy-v1
relaxed atmo-v3
hippocrit-v13
Ro-v2/3
strevels-v4(if youve been bouldering, not as bad)
wild-v3
jersey-v4/5
aqua-v2
aural pleasur-v3
to defy-v1
relaxed atmo-v3
hippocrit-v13
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Some guy at Miguels said Fuzzy Undercling has a V6 start, anybody disagree?
If the route is rated 11A, then shouldn't the hardest move on the route be 11A, and therefor the start should just be a V1?
If the route is rated 11A, then shouldn't the hardest move on the route be 11A, and therefor the start should just be a V1?
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One could argue that pulling through the big left facing scoop half way up is harder than the rest of the moves on the route.jordancolburn wrote:Ro has a discernable crux? Not that I have sent it, but all parts of it felt pretty equal to me, it's my weak-sauce lack of endurance that makes it hard.
Given the erosion at the base of the route the start probably feels V6 if you're too short to reach the holds...Redpoint wrote:Some guy at Miguels said Fuzzy Undercling has a V6 start, anybody disagree?
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