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Reversal Roof 

5.13- V7

   

FA: Dan Levison
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport, Boulder
Consensus: 5.13- V7 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 25 feet
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Submitted By: Dan Levison on Apr 22, 2008


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BETA PHOTO: Reversal Roof


Description 

Reversal Roof climbs more like a boulder problem than a route. Three kneebars and a couple deadpoints will get you to the lip and over the large roof. Depending on your beta and how the climb "fits" you it may seem easier (or harder) than V7 (13a). Some crumbly rock at the start so pre-clipping is recommended for safety. Start slightly right of the bolts and work through the overhangs, pulling through the roof at the second bolt.


Location 

The left side of the large roof system just down the trail from Free Willie.


Protection 

3 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor; lower off or linkup with "Nice To Be Here" (11a/b) on the headwall above for a 75 foot route.