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Rollerball follows the left-leaning crack on the right to the obvious crack in the roof.
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The actual crux of Rollerball is arm and leg-length dependent. Tony Bubb stems and reaches up on second. Photo by Erin Haas, 11/2010.
Tony Bubb follows Joseffa Meir past the crack and onto the jugs and heal-hooks of Roller Ball (5.10) in the Outback of J-tree. Photo by Erin Haas, 11/2010.
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Mike Hack
Nov 9, 2004
“Rollerball follows the left-leaning crack on the right to the obvious crack in the roof. ”  

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Miguel Carmona on the Rollerball roof, J Tree in 1990.
The actual crux of Rollerball is arm and leg-length dependent. Tony Bubb stems and reaches up on second. Photo by Erin Haas, 11/2010.
Rollerball follows the left-leaning crack on the right to the obvious crack in the roof.
Tony Bubb follows Joseffa Meir past the crack and onto the jugs and heal-hooks of Roller Ball (5.10) in the Outback of J-tree. Photo by Erin Haas, 11/2010.
Tony Bubb goes horizontal following Joseffa Meir on Roller Ball (5.10) in J-tree's Outback. Photo by Erin Haas, 11/2010.
Graham past the technical crux. <br> "The roof isn't that hard, right?"
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