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Linkenstein 

V5+

   
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Type: Boulder, 409 feet
Consensus: V5 [details]
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Submitted By: Evan Winn on Aug 30, 2009

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BETA PHOTO: South side of Stein.

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Description 

Jugs and dynos. Do the same start as Melonstein. Traverse right across the sloping rail. Move up to the pocket and diagonal sidepull (the holds on Warm Up are off except for the starting sloper). Move up and right to the smiley face jug on Steinal Tap, up and right to a flat jug, down and right to another flat hold and finish right on the big finishing rail of Golf Ball.


Location 

Start on the Southwest arete and traverse the entire south face.


Protection 

1, 2, or more pads to protect the cruxes and bad fall from the finish and a spotter to haul them.



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By Aeon Aki
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Apr 29, 2013

CONDITION REPORT 

The highest jug rail has broken off! We arrived at this boulder on 04/27/2013 to find the entire rail intact on the ground with the outline of the hold still wet on the wall leading us to believe this may have happened just the day before we arrived. It looks like the traverse would still go but not at V5.