Rockfax Description
A relatively easy lower wall and flake lead to a hands-off rest. The next move is the crux and is very reach dependent. © Rockfax
FA. Steve Taylor 28/Nov/1993.
Winspit Sport Climbs , South Side Sport , Swanage Sport Routes
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brian watson | 7 Jun, 2019 |
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βeta: I'm just under 5-10, it was my absolute reach limit. | βeta? | |
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βeta: I'm just under 5-10, it was my absolute reach limit. |
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Ben Stokes | 8 May, 2007 |
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βeta: I’m of the opinion that a climb should be graded for the easiest method and whether that requires a specific somatotype then so be it. Yes, it's unfortunate that the short find it harder in this instance, but them’s the breaks...... | βeta? | |
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βeta: I’m of the opinion that a climb should be graded for the easiest method and whether that requires a specific somatotype then so be it. Yes, it's unfortunate that the short find it harder in this instance, but them’s the breaks...... |
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Ben Stokes | 8 May, 2007 |
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βeta: I'm 5'11" on a tall day ;o) and this felt benchmark 7a+ for me. Like Richard said there is an intermediate crimp, which allows you to adjust on the undercut, and plenty of good footholds. I used a small foothold above the obvious large one and I wasn't at full stretch - no way an english 6c move. | βeta? | |
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βeta: I'm 5'11" on a tall day ;o) and this felt benchmark 7a+ for me. Like Richard said there is an intermediate crimp, which allows you to adjust on the undercut, and plenty of good footholds. I used a small foothold above the obvious large one and I wasn't at full stretch - no way an english 6c move. |
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Grade: 7b ***
(Blacknor Central)