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Supreme Onion Sacrifice 

5.11a

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch
Consensus: 5.11a [details]
FA: Jeff Fongemie 1992
Submitted By: lee hansche on Feb 9, 2007

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Description 

The far left route at the wall, just left of the left gully, Supreme Onion goes up the slightly over hanging often wet wall. There are a few tricky moves at about 2/3 of the way up the route, as the route heads right before going straight up to the top. A good rest can be gained near the crux.

People who don't figure out the beta say the route sucks. Those who figure it out say it's fun. Which one are you?

The only down side to this one in my mind is the wetness. Bummer.


Location 

The far left route at the wall, just left of the left gully.


Protection 

4 bolts. Some people like to put a cam in before getting to the second bolt. I've never noticed a need for it, but it's there if you want it. Quick clips I believe.



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By S. Neoh
Jul 30, 2010

If this route is dry, climb it! It is fun, techy but not too crimpy. Best enjoyed when there is little or no chalk on the climb; gets one looking and thinking of how to get past the crux.