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Jam it hard !

Jam it hard !

Basti Frey jams really hard on the roof-crux of the Frankenjura classic "Bückling" 9- (5.12.c), Bärenschlucht. Photo by Jörg Zeidelhack.

Rating:Average Rating = 4.05/5 | Votes: 19 | Comments: 10

Submitted by: climbnow1 on 2003-07-24 | Views: 892

Comment timmah on 2003-07-24
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awesome pic! why is it labeled 'sport' tho??
Comment traddad on 2003-07-24
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Nice flaring schlep fest. 10 to 1 those monster forearms were a little worse for the wear after this.
Comment rrradam on 2003-07-25
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Is this one of the pics submitted a few months ago ??? Still a great shot.
Comment 5 out of 5 stars climbnow1 on 2003-07-25
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It´s one of the whole series ...
Comment rrradam on 2003-07-28
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I love it... I remember when many of these went up... Good to see the progress. Looks a little too fat and desperate for my taste, but I sure can appreciate the "fight" it takes to get up these.
Comment lessismore on 2003-07-29
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Have you changed the image size with photoshop or why is Bastis face so long and thin? (other possibilities: Basti pulled his head through the crack or placed a head-jam, that would explain his red colored face too…:-)
Comment 5 out of 5 stars climbnow1 on 2003-07-29
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his head is kind of conehead - like but i think the angle makes it even more look like that .. :-)
Comment 4 out of 5 stars holmeslovesguinness on 2003-07-30
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mmmm... flaring crack... looks tough. great shot.
Comment foursquarewarmup on 2003-07-31
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Great pic...I think the pic submitted a few months ago was called "Basti Frey Digging Deep"
Comment 5 out of 5 stars climbnow1 on 2003-08-05
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That other one has been taken with a wider angle. Check it at http://www.rockclimbing.com/photos.php?Action=Show&PhotoID=11336