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Use a double length sling on the last bolt while leading Shark Bait or Shark's Breath. It sure avoids a lot of friction on your rope while belaying up your partner(s). Just make sure the rope clipped biner hangs below the rock bulge.
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Byron leading up Shark's Breath
Brenda works the Shark's Breath arete while a climber rappels from Shipyard Rock next door.
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Paul Huebner
Jul 16, 2015
“Use a double length sling on the last bolt while leading Shark Bait or Shark's Breath. It sure avoids a lot of friction on your rope while belaying up your partner(s). Just make sure the rope clipped biner hangs below the rock bulge. ”  

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Shark's Breath
At the top of Shark's Breath
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Climber on Shark's Breath, Mar 11, 2012
Paul Huebner leading Shark's Breath.
Shark's Breath and Rappel
Shark's Breath
Climbed to the right to get the first bolt, then pretty obvious from there. The little run out section after the second bolt is on easy rock. Lots of bolts near the crux which was really appreciated as always, and is rare for the area.
Shark's Breath
Byron leading up Shark's Breath
Use a double length sling on the last bolt while leading Shark Bait or Shark's Breath. It sure avoids a lot of friction on your rope while belaying up your partner(s). Just make sure the rope clipped biner hangs below the rock bulge.
Brenda works the Shark's Breath arete while a climber rappels from Shipyard Rock next door.
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