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Topos for Sooberb (red) and Sooberb Lite (blue), which is a mash-up of Sooberb and Long John Wall (or similar).
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The roof looks much bigger from straight below, but it's more of a steeply overhanging face than a roof. You can get half way out by wedging into the wide crack.
The sustained, steep 5.8 corner above Sick Flake.
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Tim Meehan
Jan 23, 2020
“Topos for Sooberb (red) and Sooberb Lite (blue), which is a mash-up of Sooberb and Long John Wall (or similar).”  

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Topos for Sooberb (red) and Sooberb Lite (blue), which is a mash-up of Sooberb and Long John Wall (or similar).
The sustained, steep 5.8 corner above Sick Flake.
Dec. views from the rap.
Chuck casually resting with a heel hook. You can pull hard with your leg and make a long reach to the lip. I've done it this way, but this time I found it easier to work the crack and face holds just right of the crack.
Sick Flake. The 5.8 crux is surmounting the chockstone at the top of the chimney, and laybacking the flake above.
There are some buckets on the right wall, but it's hard to reach anything once you've committed to these.
Luke getting a bit dynamic spinning out of the wide crack. The 4.5 Camalot Luke is carrying is optional but nice for entering the slot above the lip.
Lower West Ridge.
Wedging your shoulder into the wide crack enables you to place gear high and let go with both hands.
The Sooberb pitch. There were two fixed pieces in the looming crack above to protect the move from the face into the slot.
Second pitch.
Matt starting up P2.

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Sooberb Lite (5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c)
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