Skin Graft – V4
Description:
A delicate arête problem that begins with a little compression, builds with faith in feet and finishes with a tasty lie back.
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Greg Bauch: Once I got the first side pull I put the right toe on the slab and crossed left foot over it onto the slab. -
ericwhite: Get your spotter to tell you if your right foot is good or not, then just trust it.
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Meshkat Javid: Ask Matt.
Recent Sendage:
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Put my foot out left once I grabbed the top of the boulder but gonna tick it so I can move on. I was pissing myself 🐒 -
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Is it still a flash if I had 4 people telling me where to put my foot? Team flash.
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Cool tech!
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Felt way easier than last time I tried it a year or two earlier.
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Gotta get those feet all the way on to the slab and lieback. Pretty sweet and a little sketchy.
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Such a satisfying rock to climb -
Great climb that requires finesse, and a few pads! Thanks for the spot Man.
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2023-08-22 -
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Painful. Bottom 100 for me -
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Awesome. Tricky but very steady once dialed. I love Squamish -
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2023-07-02
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So stellar!
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Too quality -
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Took ages to fully commit to the layback with the blind foot. Felt chill once I did, but it took some serious convincing. -
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2023-04-14 -
2022-11-19 -
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Super fun! Weird one to grade. Doesn’t feel like there’s much pulling. Just footwork and balance.
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Really nice lay back compression. Technical feet and really grippy -
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So good. I did this thinking I would be the one getting the skin graft but the blood I left on the problem served as a testament to my naïveté.
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2021-07-24
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Much technical fun. Crux was establishing onto slab -
Did it the first time using a left crimp right of the Cheese Grater dihedral. Not sure if it counted so I redid it immediately after without using it. -
2021-06-09
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really enjoyed this one -
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2021-02-24
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2021-01-212nd go. -
Very condition dependent. Tried it in the summer and I had much better luck in the fall!
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2020-09-17flipping gripping in knackered V10s above a knackered rental pad
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2020-09-08 -
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2019-10-12
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Loved it--engaging technical climbing. I put a foot way out left, don't know if that's okie dokie or not. -
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2019-08-09Very enjoyable! -
2019-07-15Hardest Squamish v4 for me..
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Scurrrry! I definitely did beta that was waaaaay different than a lot of people... Yay for not being flexible! Stoked to finally check this thing off. Been a multi-year nemesis problem.
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2019-05-043rd try
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Such amazing movement
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Happy with this one. Fun climb, but tricky beta. Had to wait for some cooler temps to finish it off.
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2018-09-29
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A technical climb that's actually fun to figure out...crazy
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Definitely scary to do with 1 pad and no spotter -
With the right beta this climb is actually super fun! -
SPOOKY 2.0 -
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J'adore ce probleme. Difficile de trouver le moyen de finir sur la slab -
2018-05-30 -
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2017-10-31 -
All time classic tech problem -
First go of the day, conditions were impeccable. Tried this casually several times before, but it's quite challenging, condition dependent, blind foot, exposed, technical, etc. -
So delicate at the top. Ended up smearing my forearm for better friction.
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Old nemesis!
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2017-08-05
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Used wacked beta on the slab to get the higher right side pull
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Amazing movement! So freaking fun to figure out. -
Very technical finish!
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Tough! Not sure if pulling over onto the slab is legit, but I eschewed it in favor of climbing straight up. -
2017-06-07wow.
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Yey
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Heady
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2016-08-19 -
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Super cool technical climb. -
2016-04-28
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Tried a few years ago and found it really hard. Went second try today.
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2015-07-16Tricky for the grade! -
Shitty start! Needs to be 6+ feet to stand start
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A bit too hot for such a technical line. Scary move to the top. You can't help but thinking of the name of the problem before you commit to trying the crux. -
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tough foot move!
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Pretty classic. It gets interesting when you can't see your feet . . .
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2015-04-26 -
Got a little zesty up there. The rock over move is so cool. Then the scary part is getting established on the slab. Trust the feet and fight the barndoor. My favourite V4 ever! -
2015-04-14 -
Such a different experience climbing slabs in cold weather! Nice way to kick 2015 off!
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2014-11-11
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2014-09-09
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Dude that was hard!
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Absolutely LOVE this problem. Another Fieldhouse gem. Got the beta from the man himself!
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Sooooo scary!!!
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2014-06-03 -
2014-05-13
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2014-04-13
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Loved every bit of it
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2013-08-12
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2013-08-08
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Among the best i've climbed in Squamish. -
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2013-07-03
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Head-scratching, techy moves and an exciting finish. Fantastic October conditions and great spotters def helped get me to the top :) -
One of my new favorite v4's in squamish!! Climbs very similar to Cheese Grader
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So happy took me all summer to send this
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wow, i had to really think about coring up for that layback. i hope to one day include this in a warm up circuit.
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this was a project haha, i had no idea what the hell to do at first but once you figure it out its super interesting.
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whoa high step!
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cool problem
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Sorta tricky. Took a few tries to figure out my beta.
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2011-07-24
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2011-07-23not my favorite problem despite an excellent spotter.
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Incredible climb, very balancy. Feels hard every time.
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Hardest V4 I've climbed in Squamish!
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wierd
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Really great problem... fun and interesting movement and just tenuous enough to make you think twice.
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hardest fuckin v4 ever. so much effort.
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#16 -
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This one takes some technique, and is known to throw off some strong boulderers!
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balancy
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2003-08-29
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2001-05-08rad -
This problem only works when there is no humidity. Brilliant climbing! -
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Funky and technical, I could see this stumping lots of people
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Quality problem!
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Best V4
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redpointsTotal Sends: 213
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