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Directpissima 

5.11a

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Consensus: 5.11- [details]
FA: Aaron Lennox & Tony Sartin, 2002
Submitted By: Art Morimitsu on Mar 7, 2007

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Description 

A direct finish to Kathmandu, at the third bolt head left then continue up the steep face using small pockets, hard pulling.


Protection 

6 bolts (3 shared with Kathmandu), anchors



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By Michael Bartosek
From: Los Angeles
Jun 9, 2010

The anchors of this route have been extended and it has a few more than 6 bolts, it certainly seems like one of the longest/tallest routes I've climbed in Malibu now. The new extension seems a bit sharp and chossy in places, but all the holds I used on it seemed ok and the upper section is kind of cool to climb in. I think both the climber and the belay need to pay attention in case that upper section isn't all that stable, it would be a shame if something came off and hurt someone. Overall - one of my now more favorite routes out there due the length and the fun of that upper section.