Start sitting (watch out for the foot dab as the feet are very close to the ground)
Powerfull moves on a mix of sloppers and crimps with a lot of tension leading to left side top out
A little story time:
About a year ago, when I first uncovered this line, I honestly thought it was V6. Fast forward a year and it ended up feeling like one of the hardest things I’ve done at the lake. This thing wrecked me — I got torn up on it, and I even blew my A2 pulley on it last May.
I got back on it a bit this fall, and I finally managed to sneak out the send last week. Now I’m sitting here like… is it V10, or is it V4? 🤣
Either way, the name’s my favorite part: my 5-year-old came up with it while he was out there with me, yelling at every boat on the water like it was his full-time job.
Go hop on it and confirm the grade for me — I genuinely can’t tell if it’s actually hard, or if it was just “in my head hard” (aka hard for me). 😅
A little story time:
About a year ago, when I first uncovered this line, I honestly thought it was V6. Fast forward a year and it ended up feeling like one of the hardest things I’ve done at the lake. This thing wrecked me — I got torn up on it, and I even blew my A2 pulley on it last May.
I got back on it a bit this fall, and I finally managed to sneak out the send last week. Now I’m sitting here like… is it V10, or is it V4? 🤣
Either way, the name’s my favorite part: my 5-year-old came up with it while he was out there with me, yelling at every boat on the water like it was his full-time job.
Go hop on it and confirm the grade for me — I genuinely can’t tell if it’s actually hard, or if it was just “in my head hard” (aka hard for me). 😅
★ 5(v10, Solid)
1.16.2026
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