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2 months ago
Photo by SCREW on September 15, 2026. May be an image of climbing, pegboard and text.
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Posted On: September 16th 2026, 12:58 am
vídeo beta
boulder de agarras pretas • fita ? • setor slab
@colmeiaescalada
routesetter e escalador @_fmjustus | altura 1,74

slabzin traiçoeiro
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anaceciliacorreadasilva 2 months ago

anaceciliacorreadasilva

Esses betas sao úteis demais....vlw.👏

duduzaniol 2 months ago

duduzaniol

muito maquinão!!

die.covarrubias 2 months ago

die.covarrubias

Gostei dessa beta! Vou tentar 🙌

joguatura 2 months ago

joguatura

esse ficou duuuuro 🔥

atn4000_ 2 months ago

atn4000_

.equipe genial

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