Diamond Bone Shank

This one may be a bit harder than advertised, but it seemed like new beta could come out of the woodwork at any minute.

Pull on with a jug, and immediately start crimping the very tiny holds on really nice rock! I topped out up and right thinking it originally went more right, ended up climbing more to the left. I used my original top out to the right on the send, but the left topout is likely easier if cleaned up.

The name comes from finding a shank-shaped piece of bone from a deer leg at the base of the climb.

Start on a large jug and crimp towards the bottom of the boulder. Climb up an obtuse corner on very bad crimp edges with huge feet.