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(25) Len's Roof 

5.11b

   

FA: Len Margolin, ~1972 (TR)
Type: Trad, TR
Consensus: 5.11 [details]
Length: 55 feet
Season: year round
Views: 250 page views

Submitted By: George Perkins on Apr 3, 2007


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Description 

Strenuous, painful hand jamming out the crack in the center of the big roof leads to easier crack climbing above. The roof (and the entire route) protect well with hand-size cams. The crux is getting your feet up and around the lip of the roof. Go figure out the trick yourself.


Location 

This route follows the hand crack in the center of the huge, obvious roof on the right side of the main wall. Shown as route number 25 on the Overlook route topo photo.


Protection 

1 or 2 each #1 and #2 camalots, for the crux; and a #3 camalot.
Tape is recommended.
Most people will not want to place any pro before the roof, and if you're ok with running it out on the 5.4 above the roof, you don't need any cams bigger than #3 camalot or any nuts or any small cams.



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<a href='/u/george_perkins/105827495'>George Perkins</a> cranking through the discomfort. January 2009.

George Perkins cranking through the discomfort. Jan...


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By Jason Hundhausen
From: Los Alamos, NM
Feb 22, 2009

Painful indeed! Ended up bleeding pretty good on this one, but it hurt sooo good. For those with big hands, the pain may be worth the security of the jams - taping up made it feel a lot less secure, albeit a lot less painful. If you don't want to carry anything larger than #2 camalots, opportunities abound above the roof for 0.5s and .75s.