Bouldering in St. Ives (2007) P80B.
Eliminate of Tramp Wall starting from very low crimps and not using the left-hand pinch or arête footholds!
Eliminate of Tramp Wall starting from very low crimps and not using the left-hand pinch or arête footholds!
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| yoshi.h | 27 Aug, 2024 |
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βeta: The two obvious low starting holds seem to have broken off making them unusable. There is a positive diagonal edge between the two holds which I started on. I eliminated the obvious large footholds on or near the left arete and the larger holds a meter to the right of the starting holds. The right hand gaston in the middle of the boulder also seems to have broken although still usable as a thin 2/3 finger gaston. I used the right side of the good pinch as a LH gaston to climb the problem. Very eliminate and contrived but climbed quite well and I suggest around 7A+ for this beta. | ||
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βeta: The two obvious low starting holds seem to have broken off making them unusable. There is a positive diagonal edge between the two holds which I started on. I eliminated the obvious large footholds on or near the left arete and the larger holds a meter to the right of the starting holds. The right hand gaston in the middle of the boulder also seems to have broken although still usable as a thin 2/3 finger gaston. I used the right side of the good pinch as a LH gaston to climb the problem. Very eliminate and contrived but climbed quite well and I suggest around 7A+ for this beta. |
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