Hemisfear  5.11d

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Type:  Sport, 40 feet Consensus:  5.11d [details] FA:  Matt Flach, Charles Tabor, 1989. Submitted By:  Aaron Martinuzzi on Mar 4, 2009 You & This Route  |  Other Opinions (6) Your todo list: Your stars: Your rating: -none- [change] Your ticklist: [add new tick]

BETA PHOTO: Climbing Hemisfear - nearing the finish.

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Description 

Sort of like climbing three V3s in a row, Hemisfear climbs up a series of tiny crimps and edges into a hueco about 40 feet up the wall. Short, but sustained at the grade. Being vertical and super crimpy, Hemisfear is a spectacular diversion from typcally steep, juggier climbing in the Red.

Location 

Hemisfear is the first line of bolts left of Hard Left. Start on the boulder, end in the hueco.

Protection 

3 bolts to anchors.

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BETA PHOTO: A photo of the line with the crack and huge hueco ...

Finishing the last handful of moves on my redpoint...