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Rubberneck 

5.12b

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Consensus: 5.12a/b [details]
FA: Chris Alber, 1998
Submitted By: Ron Olsen on Jun 22, 2006

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Description 

An overhanging and sustained pitch with a crux dyno at the top.

Start on a platform just left of Flying Machines. Climb overhanging rock up and right to a pillar, continue up difficult rock, and launch into the final crux dyno just below the anchor.


Protection 

5 bolts to a 2-bolt anchor.



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By Elijah Flenner
Feb 4, 2013
rating: 5.12a/b

I believe that this route is manufactured. The obviously manufactured hold to the left of the last bolt can be skipped, which makes the route slightly more difficult. I cannot tell if one of the lower holds has been enhanced, but due to all the other manufactured holds on this wall I would think so.