Type: Trad, TR, 50 ft (15 m)
FA: First led by Ken Sims, with Albert Dow, Ed Sklar ca 1979
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Shared By: Scott Beguin on Nov 9, 2007 · Updates
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Start with thin balancy boulder moves up to a bomber jug and then continue up a two sided overhanging finger crack to a good hand ledge. The crack then turns to a single crack that starts with hands and then into strenuous fingers to a powerful lieback directional switch (crux) to more thin fingers out the top. Mega classic!

Location Suggest change

This is the obvious overhanging splitter on the southwest (left) end of the wall.

Protection Suggest change

A #4 Camalot for the bottom after the boulder moves, a good selection of stoppers and some small to medium Aliens for the rest. A #2 Camalot is good to protect the hand section before the crux.

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