2m right of the arête. Climb the wall to the undercling and to the top.
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| Euan Murray | 13 May, 2023 |
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βeta: Unless the undercling is the one used in the Howling not sure where it is, otherwise the direct line is climbing a mix of good and poor, grit filled slots with only smears after the halfway break. Feels much harder than f4 | ||
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βeta: Unless the undercling is the one used in the Howling not sure where it is, otherwise the direct line is climbing a mix of good and poor, grit filled slots with only smears after the halfway break. Feels much harder than f4 |
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| Smith42 | 14 Mar, 2021 |
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βeta: Climbed about 1m right of the arête using just the break, rock over to crimp then rock over to crimp. 6A+ Couldn’t see any undercut hold, did manage to climb a line 2m from the arête, spanned from undercutting the break to the top, my ape index is 184cm and it was a long reach! Certainly felt tough for 4+, much harder than the 6As and 6Bs on this buttress. | ||
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βeta: Climbed about 1m right of the arête using just the break, rock over to crimp then rock over to crimp. 6A+ Couldn’t see any undercut hold, did manage to climb a line 2m from the arête, spanned from undercutting the break to the top, my ape index is 184cm and it was a long reach! Certainly felt tough for 4+, much harder than the 6As and 6Bs on this buttress. |
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