jeté, surplomb, départ assis
  • Appréciation
  • 4,0 Étoiles
  • (4 au total)
  • Évaluation
  • 8a: 100,0%
  • (6 au total)
Grimpeur : M. Martini
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jacadi left hand - chris davies (04-01-2003 19:42)
I climbrd this problem as a left hand variation in october 2001, basically going with your left hand instead at 8a+. has this been done before?
Has it been repeated recently ? - Jack Hadi (09-05-2004 16:34)
Seems like left hand hold has been chipped and is not that "easy" to handle now...
Broken Hold? - Philipp Hrozek (13-06-2007 18:23)
hi!
I was on this boulder in may 2007!ist there any hold broken?is this problem climbed after broken hold?
Hold Broken - Anonymous (13-06-2007 20:47)
Yes, the starting hold is broken. I don't think anybody climbed it after.
repeated after broken hold??is that hold broken?? - Anonymous (15-06-2007 17:40)
hey jack!!yes of course!i think the holt for the left hand has broken!i dont know how the hold was before but i think its much harder then la puce!so does anybody knows if jacadi has been repeated after broken hold??
thanks - Anonymous (15-06-2007 17:42)
thanks bart!
variante - Anonymous (27-04-2011 01:32)
En diciembre de 2007, la presa de izquierda estaba rota, empecé con las dos manos un poco mas a la derecha (entre el comienzo antiguo de Jacadi y el de La Puce), dinámico con mano derecha a un romo que hay debajo del filo, pié derecho a la mano izquierda y sacar mano izquierda al filo (canto de recepción de Jacadi) juntar manos rápido y aguantar el fuerte balanceo.
Me pareció mucho mas duro que La Puce que hice el mismo día.

In December 2007, left the dam was broken, I started with two hands a bit more to the right (in between the old start Jacadi and La Puce), dynamic right hand beneath a blunt edge , right foot to left hand and left hand out to the edge (edge receipt of Jacadi) hands together fast and strong hold sway.
It seemed much harder than La Puce I did the same day.
variante - Anonymous (27-04-2011 05:25)
Forgive my English, I meant: dynamic right hand beneath edge, to a sloper, right foot to left hand and left hand out to the edge (edge receipt of Jacadi) hands together fast and strong hold sway.