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Incisor 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 110 feet
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
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Submitted By: Andy Laakmann on Jul 30, 2006

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If this had a better name, it would get more traffic! This is a fun, well protected pitch between Strategic Defense and Crack of Doom. Good crack climbing, stemming, and some body english will see you through two chimneys and a memorable roof. Good clean fun. If you've come to climb Skyline and it is busy - jump on this worthy alternative.


Location 

Between Strategic Defense and Crack of Doom - look for the obvious chimney.


Protection 

Cams from fingers to #3 Camalot and wires. Bolts + chains on top (shared with Strategic Defense)



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By krbuckingham
Nov 30, 2011

I recall there being an alternative to working the roof - tunneling up a true chimney. Rather than go out to the roof, cut in and right and there's a squeeze that's barely wider than your hips (front to back). If you have some badunkadunk or extra gear, this will probably be not much fun. For me, it is what made this climb memorable. Complete enclosed-ness except for straight up.