Jacob Frando

Short, really technical. Every usable hold is all in the crack, but once it went it was kinda neat.

Took about 5 or 6 attempts but it all came together with the help of an undercling.

First off, the crux is at the top and its more mental than anything. The move felt scary because it was so committing and you can't tell how good the last hold is when you're underneath it. Super tall, super scary, bottom half is hard to figure out, and probably will want to bring chalk up with you.

Gets pretty sandy, potentially a wrist scraper.

First entry was the variation without the top out. The book says topping out is a v6, but I don't really feel like its difficult enough to change the grade. Just call it a high 5... no pun intended.

Don't know how it went, but it did. Nice speeze problem. Millipede, its going down next time.

Super scary. Super tall. Thought I was going to lose it at the top

Interesting movements for a six. Got it on the third attempt after learning the beta.

After my long awaited return (6 weeks) to this beautiful project, I got it on the first shot of the day.

Cool arete. I was surprised that I had more issues with the hands than the feet.

Easy traverse on roof, crux probably involves left on crimp. Really pumpy.

Whole thing is awkward til your feet cut. Wrist Breaker!

Amazing Roof!

Very low crux start. Awesome!

Neat overhang. Super Lowball. 2nd Attempt.

Technical crux, easy top out.

One of the best problems at HP. 2nd Attempt.

Not so awesome

Reach left... lefter!

Easiest way to lose skin. Pretty stupid after an hour. One of the worst top outs ever, of all time, at hp.