Bouldering in St. Ives (2007) P99A, Boulder Britain P22.
Sit start on a small flake and climb the arête direct.
Sit start on a small flake and climb the arête direct.
Andy Whall 2003.
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| PHTanner | 6 Apr |
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βeta: If you actually climb the arete this is 7A, if you go left at the end after getting the undercut, it is about a grade easier because you eliminate the large move to to the arete. Also if you start a move in, ie, one move on a pinch to the left and one on the flake which you are meant to match, it becomes much easier. | βeta? | |
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βeta: If you actually climb the arete this is 7A, if you go left at the end after getting the undercut, it is about a grade easier because you eliminate the large move to to the arete. Also if you start a move in, ie, one move on a pinch to the left and one on the flake which you are meant to match, it becomes much easier. |
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| yoshi.h | 27 Aug, 2024 |
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βeta: This boulder is hard if you go more direct along the arete and take the rounded hold on the lip of the arete with your right hand. Many beta videos online seem to show a leftward trending line which climbs quite differently. The large starting flake seems to have broken and so potentially slightly harder to start, as some others have commented below. | ||
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βeta: This boulder is hard if you go more direct along the arete and take the rounded hold on the lip of the arete with your right hand. Many beta videos online seem to show a leftward trending line which climbs quite differently. The large starting flake seems to have broken and so potentially slightly harder to start, as some others have commented below. |
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Route of Interest
Going Commando
Grade: f7A ***
(Downderry Beach)