Reach up to the lone hueco. Span to the lip, and get ready for the hardest slopers at Castle Rock. What. A. Beauty. The top was tragically vandalized in 2022, and now spray paint covers the finishing slopers. We hope it cleans up.
All time favorite outdoor send. Projected this for a long while, but enjoyed pretty much all of the process. Matching to the lip is for sure the crux for me. Posting beta as I haven't seen mine (and why not!). Some text beta if you want:
* Some advice I gave others for the first move is to not try to be precise with the right foot. It's better to just pull on, smear wherever, and quickly launch. However, this move is very height dependent, so this probably only applies if you're taller than about 5'8".
* My beta for matching to the lip I think is easiest of those I've seen, but again very height dependent. I try to pull high on the left hand before flicking the right to the lip and catching the toe. (Who said coordination doesn't happen outdoors!?)
* I worked the last move on a rope, which I highly recommend. I did a mini drop knee to the left, which gave me the few extra inches I need to hit the jug.
* Brush the holds on the lip every time. You can get to them by stemming on the tree.
Sticky day in ๐งค๐ Such an unexpected send! Took a spooky fall onto the tree from the last move the go before. Really gotta trust the heel and rock onto it slowly. Southern IL trained me for this