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The grade is a guess as the first and second ascentionists did not offer a grade. However James Pearson did describe it as follows:

It’s somewhere between 7c+ and 8a/+ climbing above a couple of bits of specialist gear. One being a brilliant @fierroequip tensioned sky-hook; the other was a filed down black tricam in a shallow pocket that we thought was “50% sure to hold” (meaning: it’s 50% sure to fail!)… The hook is quite good and protects the first half, you then place the tri-cam from a ground fall position, and climb a 6 move crux (very slopey and delicate moves). If the tri-cam holds (it might) you’ll be fine, but if it rips (it will do one day) you are going to… well… it won’t be pretty! [1]

References

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/C0cFAfdNY8H/?img_index=1

One of the first 8A+ problems in the forest, downgraded to 8A four years later by Marc le Menestrel. The climb is currently rated 7C and comes in from the left, without the use of a crack. The original apparently started more direct from a crimp that later broke.

The name of the problem was incorrectly recorded as Alphane Moon in the guidebook, but was originally given the name The Jiffy Scutler by first ascensionist Dave Graham