Chuckawalla (Sit) -- v6
| FA: | R. Miramontes |
| Added: | August 25, 2008 |
| Updated: | November 16, 2008 |
| Grade: | v6 (4 sends) |
| Stars: | ![]() |
| Views: | 367 |
| Submitted By: | Christini DiLoon |
Description
Sit start at the small cave low down, at small crimps. Move into a cruxy gaston, then up to join the regular route.Latest Photos
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| Christini DiLoon Aug 25, 2008 | Gads...this is a hard problem at the start!! I don't think I can do those shouldery moves again-it is tricky tricky. |
| Heretic Dec 7, 2008 | Does the sit still count if you start matched at the big right gaston, foot on the obvious feature in the cave, off-routing the crimp? |
| fraction Dec 8, 2008 | @Heretic -- ask yourself this: did you feel like it was a v6 from that start? This problem is a solid 6, some say it's stiff for the grade. |
| Heretic Dec 8, 2008 | I attribute the V6 to moving into and sticking the opposing gastons, which felt harder than the crimp start and thus my decision to off-route it by sit starting at the right-most gaston.rtm - you got the FA, what was your intended line? |
| rtm Dec 9, 2008 | hell I don't remember. I started with my a$$ on the ground in the middle of the little cave, then did a move right (gaston), then a move up left (another gaston), then the crux for me was getting my right foot up onto the face above the cave. I'd have to look at your beta, but for now we'll go with - not valid!! heheh |
| Heretic Dec 10, 2008 | Damn so you didn't even use the middle pinch? I can see that...it's a little wicked that way but ok~ That start (off the sloped dish, not the crimp) is hard! =^) |
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