San Saelek

Board-style boulder problem with a powerful start. The post-reset lowers the difficulty of the start from potentially single-move V10 to V7/+ move. Technical top-out, if done in the intended way.

The lie-down start can be frustrating if you are tall, but if you can live with that, it's a great learning opportunity. The bottom half, on its own, already represents the difficulty of the climb. The lower portion requires massive lower body tension, with the start move being very unique; you have to make a C-shaped detour to the crimp and you have to get it real good; otherwise, it could easily lead to dry firing later when shooting for the jug.

By far, the only boulder in Zoo featuring the intended inside flag move. Despite the boulder being a face climb, the terrain is skewed at 25 degrees, forcing a repetitive high foot, shoulder lock-off movement pattern, which is beautiful. In terms of difficulty, I found it to be harder than other face climbs in the same realm: Eye of Cyclops (7B) and Chopstick (7B/+).

Gotta be top 5 prettiest lines in the Zoo! The climb requires massive body tension at the bottom, with an interesting “in and out” sequence. Topping out can be heartbreaking if you come out of the bottom feeling gassed.

One of the best problem in terms of movement quality. It might be the only climb here featuring hip adductor movement. In terms of difficulty, it feels harder than the 'Test of Pleasure' and is on par with other climbs graded 7b/+ in the PSN sector

Post-break send. The crucial far-right foot has been broken, making the crux a grade harder, in my opinion.

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