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Red Limit 

5.12c A0

   

FA: Richard Rossiter and Jessica True, 2002
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport, Aid
Consensus: 5.12c A0 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Richard Rossiter on Jul 1, 2002


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Begin 30 feet right from Tales of Power at a left-facing corner. Climb easily past three bolts, then make very difficult moves into a shallow dihedral.Tips lieback up the dihedral (12a), gain an undercling and master a second crux (12c A0, 8 bolts to a 2-bolt anchor, 70 feet). Steep, strenuous, thin, excellent rock all the way. Who will redpoint this beauty. I could not pull it off, but I'm just an old guy.


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By Lon Black
Jun 29, 2003

My friend and her partner tried leading this one today thinking it was a 5.9. I ended up getting to the anchors by leading Tales of Power. Since we had a toprope setup, we figured "What the hell. Let's try it."What a tough but wonderful climb. Balance is needed in spots and strength in others. The tips liebacking and thin face sequences rocked. They could have only been better if the climb had been attempted more often, because a number of thin edges crumbled away as we tried to find footholds. Regardless, it was a fun one. I didn't climb it cleanly, but whoever does deserves a nice cold beer, and I'd be happy to buy.

By Chris Weidner
Jul 9, 2006

Red Limit is an excellent route, blending powerful moves into a delicate topout. I free climbed it on 7/6/06 at 12d. Mine is likely the first free ascent, though I can't be sure. A bit of brushing was required to reveal the micro edges that would stay put, but it is now quite clean and highly recommended. Great effort to Richard and Jessica for finding and bolting the line.