This is an explanation of a 2Q problem using Shojin Holds set in the 0th live set. There are some different types of deadpoints, so if you want to understand the elements of deadpoints, please copy and set them.
The problem is set at 130 degrees wall, but with the same hold configuration, I think you can go from about 115 degrees to 135 degrees. Gaston may be a little tougher, so please adjust accordingly.
The process of this routesetting can be seen in the live set #0. https://youtu.be/61PQ1Q7M1J4
Normally, it becomes a unique feature. I think the big clue to this is in thinking about the elements of dead points. Normal can become unique, but unique will never become normal. This is important.
Detail
HOLD SET: Theory
From TOP to START
- TH-LG2.4 (Top)
- TH-LG2.3
- TH-LG1.3
- TH-LG2.2
- TH-LG2.1
- TH-LG3.2
- TH-LG1.5 (Start-left)
- TH-LG3.3(Start-right)
- Unknown foothold