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  Zach Y:   Started on the sidepulls a low left foot and lowish right heel. Right hand to the jug, left hand to high on the good sidepull. Got a right heel on the start hold went right to the right slopey crimp. Right foot up high on the jug to launch left to the incut horizontal hold left of the sidepulls. Matched the incut horizontal hold then got a high right foot and stood up to the top.
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  Greg Bauch:   Right heel toe cam, right hand first, big jump with the left hand to the top of the big sidepull. Toe on, punch to the sharp sidepull

Recent Sendage:

• _{V7 ^↓}
  
  duncanbryson

  _2022-11-18
  Felt like v4 but so hard to tell on the flash burn and right up my alley so I’ll go with consensus. Sick line
• _{V7 ^↓}
  
  kierannilsen

  _2022-11-13
  I think if you can easily reach the holds at the top it is softer, but for me it felt pretty hard.
• _V7
  
  Jarin Davison

  _2022-11-13
  It definitely felt like a solid 7 for me, if I had shorter arms it would feel nearly impossible at the top
• _V6
  
  devinokeeffe

  _2022-09-16
  Amazing movement. Defnitly used the crimp beside sidepulls felt solid
• _V6
  
  Zach Y

  _2022-09-16
  Very fun and great rock. Didn't read Greg's comment about the flat edge until after. Definitely matched that hold and put my full weight on it to get high feet and stand to the top. Made the top real easy.

• _V7
  
  Greg Bauch

  _2022-09-11
  Nice to have another v7 in Hartland. I found the upper section super wide. A bunch of us cleaned up the landing so it is pretty flat now. FYI, there is a flat edge near the sidepull slot that looks appealing but it is loose. We tried to put a prybar on it but couldn't get behind the hold
• _V7
  
  Nicolas

  _2022-09-11
  Nice one, sustained and full body climbing
• _{V7 ^↓}
  
  Aidan Nickel

  _2022-05-31
  Great climb with a super committing move to the slot and a slopey top out! Grade might be V6 idk