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After doing the original earlier this year, Daniel Woods has done a low start to Dave Graham’s The Ice Knife (Once V15, now seems to be V14) at Guanella Pass, CO to yield what he considers to be his hardest problem yet:
Every attempt was a gamble and I had to just give it my all. For most of my ascents, I can pin point when I am going to send.
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This one was not the case. I just convinced myself that one day would be the “lucky” day and I would never have to go back again.
Woods spent some 13 days working the problem before succeeding which, when you think about it, is really not that long in the grand scheme of things. Imagine what he could do if he had to spend multiple years to complete a project.
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Can a boulder problem that hard even exist?
Busy times along the Front Range as hard sends are going down at Rifle, Guanella Pass and Mt. Evans from the likes of Dave Graham, Daniel Woods, Matty Hong and Jimmy Webb
Beau Kahler was on the scene in Guanella Pass, CO yesterday as Daniel Woods and Paul Robinson did the 2nd and 3rd ascents respectively of Dave Graham’s The Ice Knife (V15). Graham put up the problem back in 2011 calling it one of the most challenging problems he had done in some time. The problem hadn’t seen much effort in the intervening years, but once Woods and Robinson set to work it didn’t take long before quick progress was made toward seeing a repeat or two.
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There is mention of a sit start being possible so this probably isn’t the last we’ve heard of this boulder.
Woods was fresh off doing the FA of a new problem called The Purge in Tickland Elkland outside Estes Park, CO. On his 8a scorecard he calls this proposed V14 “the full package line” and notes that he had to climb on it at night to get better conditions.
Update: More on the day at Paul’s blog
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