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1	USA	14	1st November 2026 – 1st November 2026	0	0	0	1	3

	Date	Time	User	Type	Name	Attribute
1	1st November 2026	19:19:54 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before <blockquote> <p>Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!!</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/</a></p> After <blockquote> <p>Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. <a href="/climber/1191/jason-kehl" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jason Kehl</a> was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!!</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/</a></p>
2	1st November 2026	19:19:54 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) After > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. [Jason Kehl](/climber/1191/jason-kehl) was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -> Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! +> Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. [Jason Kehl](/climber/1191/jason-kehl) was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References
3	1st November 2026	19:14:01 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Carlo Traversi's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before `<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi</a></p>` After `<blockquote> <p>5 star line, great movement. Broke one of the crimps that Jimmy used, so had to adapt the sequence a bit. Maybe the hardest boulder I've climbed?</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi</a></p>`
4	1st November 2026	19:14:01 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Carlo Traversi's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before `### References [1] [https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi](https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi)` After `> 5 star line, great movement. Broke one of the crimps that Jimmy used, so had to adapt the sequence a bit. Maybe the hardest boulder I've climbed? ### References [1] [https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi](https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi)` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ +> 5 star line, great movement. Broke one of the crimps that Jimmy used, so had to adapt the sequence a bit. Maybe the hardest boulder I've climbed? + ### References [1] [https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi](https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi)`
5	1st November 2026	19:12:38 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) After > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! + ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/)
6	1st November 2026	19:12:31 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) After > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! - ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/)
7	1st November 2026	19:12:21 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before `None` After <blockquote> <p>Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!!</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/</a></p>
8	1st November 2026	19:12:21 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Jimmy Webb's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before `None` After > Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! ### References [1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,5 @@ - +> Well before moving to the Sacramento area I heard rumor of a very sick project up in Lake Tahoe. A massive overhanging granite feature jutting out of the ground known as the Flying Saucer project. @jasonkehl_cryptochild was one of the first climbers I believe to actually try the line and to vision its possibility. Many years later now and the line remained undone. On my first day in the area I couldn't help but to go check it out and immediately I knew I had to climb it. I spent many days figuring out beta, realizing the importance of conditions, and building the necessary fitness to succeed. It revolves around 18 moves of super powerful climbing to a campus rung edge just above the lip at around the 18 foot mark. From here a techy V8 lip encounter pulls you onto the 20 foot headwall and eventually to the top of this massive Boulder. Fast forward now a few weeks later and yesterday afternoon I finally managed to master the subtleties, stick to the stone, and keep it together for the first ascent! This has to be one of the more meaningful first ascents I've climbed in a while and I couldn't be more stoked to finish it off!! + +### References + +[1] [https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/](https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-jimmy-webb-climb-hard-new-boulders/)
9	1st November 2026	19:04:47 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Ethan Pringle's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before `None` After `<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235</a></p>`
10	1st November 2026	19:04:47 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Ethan Pringle's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before `None` After `### References [1] [https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235](https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235)` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,3 @@ - +### References + +[1] [https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235](https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/climb/The-Outer-Limits-8C-Tahoe-273728/315374/326235)`
11	1st November 2026	19:02:40 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Carlo Traversi's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before `None` After `<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi</a></p>`
12	1st November 2026	19:02:40 UTC	kaiju	ascent	Carlo Traversi's ascent of The Outer Limits	notes
Before `None` After `### References [1] [https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi](https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi)` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,3 @@ - +### References + +[1] [https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi](https://www.8a.nu/news/carlo-traversi)`
13	1st November 2026	18:54:54 UTC	kaiju	media	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWnDyF2DHKw	missing_right_to_reproduce
Before `None` After `false`
14	1st November 2026	18:54:54 UTC	kaiju	media	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWnDyF2DHKw	url
Before `None` After `https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWnDyF2DHKw`
15	1st November 2026	18:52:58 UTC	kaiju	climb	The Outer Limits	notes_pretty
Before `None` After `<p>The first v15 in the Tahoe basin, put up by Jimmy Webb in 2017.</p> <p>A key hold broke in 2023, and it has not been repeated since. </p>`
16	1st November 2026	18:52:58 UTC	kaiju	climb	The Outer Limits	notes
Before `None` After `The first v15 in the Tahoe basin, put up by Jimmy Webb in 2017. A key hold broke in 2023, and it has not been repeated since.` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,3 @@ - +The first v15 in the Tahoe basin, put up by Jimmy Webb in 2017. + +A key hold broke in 2023, and it has not been repeated since.`

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