I went up the right side of the arete and used many of the holds Litz used with his right hand for my left, not up the slab. No, I didn't use the original method, nor did I for the bottom. BTW I wasn't the first to send it this way.
I'm pretty sure james did it up the arete, which means that the problem goes up the arete, not the easier slab, and yes, the slab is easier than the prow. I think you did a new problem.
There are two options for the topout: straight up the prow or up the obvious line of holds 2 feet to the right, both seem similar in difficulty compared to the beginning.
fuck he must be strong
yoshino225 1 year ago
great job, this problem looks killer. Nit-picking the top out seems silly to me. Awesome send.
slackclimb 2 years ago
I went up the right side of the arete and used many of the holds Litz used with his right hand for my left, not up the slab. No, I didn't use the original method, nor did I for the bottom. BTW I wasn't the first to send it this way.
scrappyv14 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure james did it up the arete, which means that the problem goes up the arete, not the easier slab, and yes, the slab is easier than the prow. I think you did a new problem.
bouldering100 2 years ago
There are two options for the topout: straight up the prow or up the obvious line of holds 2 feet to the right, both seem similar in difficulty compared to the beginning.
scrappyv14 2 years ago
doesn't masterpiece end going up the arete?
bouldering100 2 years ago