Full Fly Tai v6
Sit start in the jug complex in the middle of the overhang. Make a big move straight up into the "V" shaped groove. Another big move up and left to a hidden crimps leads to the topout above.
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Grade
Area
# of Ascents
Squamish
Red Rock
Joshua Tree
Bishop
Hueco Tanks
Joe's Valley
Clear Creek Canyon
Victoria
Ogden
Lincoln Lake
Guanella Pass
Lake Tahoe
Little Cottonwood Canyon
New River Gorge
Coopers Rock
Smith Rock
Black Mountain
Leavenworth
Kelowna
Hatcher Pass
Devil's Lake
Poudre Canyon
Tramway
Vedauwoo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Lake Ramona
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Vancouver
Ibex
Stone Fort
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Red Feather Lakes
Big Cottonwood Canyon
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Moore's Wall
Rumbling Bald
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Fraser Valley
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Rocktown
Stoney Point
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Horse Pens 40
Malibu
Santa Barbara
Vernon
Comox Lake
Doyle
New York City
Moe's Valley
Gold Bar
The Nooks
Uintas
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Eldorado Canyon
Stevens Pass
Gunpowder Falls
Holy Boulders
Massacre Rocks
Boat Rock
Reynolds Creek
Triassic
Box Springs Mountain Reserve
Needle Peak
Horse Flats
Utah Hills
Miller River
Taylors Falls
Mt. Blue Sky
Smugglers' Notch
Sandstone
Yankee Jim
Rock Shop
Mount Rubidoux
Berkeley
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North Bend
Castle Rock State Park
Purgatory
Dixon School Road
Sam's Throne
Patapsco Valley State Park
Porcupine Hills
Barton Creek Greenbelt
Cowell
Price Canyon
Cache Valley
Carver
Catoctin Mountain
Northwest Branch
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Great Falls
Grand Ledge
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