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yeah fuck this climb

Nice! Ah, did you go further left or further right or something ? Deff gets a bit scary up there with how unbelievably dirty it is

@@rochesterinnyc i climb with a right leg prosthetic and i think it had rained a day or two before, just on-sighted the safest looking route for my left leg on the far right crack. lowkey didn't even mean to go all the way up but it was fun!

idk man, just the walk to Even Lovely boulder from Stairmaster bottom is pretty brutal is there an easier way to get over to Squirting Wall/from the other side or something?

@@rochesterinnyc I don't believe so

Oh maybe! Just checked GunksApp and seems like that wall is dense/good number of decent-looking problems (which I love/appreciate when it comes to walking that far down Carriage Road)

dude, yes, 💯seriously. Holding the first left hand move felt incredibly hard

@@rochesterinnyc yup

@@rochesterinnyc yeah i feel like you could almost switch the grades

near the bottomish/one of the last fewish boulders

Thanks!

Thanks! Props for popularizing this variation

Thanks! Took the grade from GunksApp but don't think it's the same difficulty as all the V6 one movers on this thing... Wish I saw your vid on this with the lower hands actually since that seems like smoother/more consistent beta

Thanks!

Just a few lines/problems in the GunksApp guidebook, but looked like there were other boulders/possible lines in the park!

Felt like it...I did not flash this/come close to flashing this at all

Agreed, first 2-3 moves felt brick for a V3

only beta that I could figure out personally for this elim, but I didn't see the beta vids online where folks used lower hands

I only sent because of him/I felt safe with him spotting me

that + the drug needles in the landing 👍

NYC got some goods still

Would prob recommend a bit more padding or a spotter instead since there's a slanted rock in half of the landing area. Though you wouldn't really need to pad the first 1-2 moves/could just use a slider I actually got my only ankle sprain on this problem years ago because of that slanted rock/there was a too-soft pad covering it

Yeah I caught a nice weather window luckily, though the landing still had a mini-river/made the pads wet

Imagine my surprise when finding out NYC has more quality stuff not in Central Park

Ah yeah, think this would definitely climb/flow better with left hold on (and still be V4) Thanks!

Dude, there was literal human shit near this boulder/I see where the rock gets its name from

I think Railbender is more solidly 6

@rochesterinnyc thanks for your view! I found the topout quite difficult (have no idea what you're hanging on to up there, so maybe I overlooked a crucial handhold. I remember kind of desperately pulling on bad slopers to get my feet on the ledge)... That throw from the rail to the edge out left felt like a big power/coordination test, too, respect for making it look easy!