The highest lowball – V4
Description:
Near the top of the east rock. Climbs left out of a 70’ overhang starting on a right jug rail in the overhang and a 1.5 pad edge on the left lip. Requires a tenuous left heel. Moves left through edges to the lip then trends right to the peak before topping out.
The right variation is called “The hardest highest lowball”
Recent Sendage:
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2023-05-10A new school Scott Eveleigh line. Actually pretty fun. We used an unorthodox pad arrangement of a metolius trifold vertical in the death pit with a flashed hueco and drifter vertical on top of that, then a big squishie, and drifter in normal configuration and a tanto for dab potential.
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2023-05-10Wacky pad set up!
