Northeastern Roof Cracks and Inverted Offwidths!

I know it's the end of the season, but let's talk about getting inverted! Due to my limited knowledge of what we have, I can only offer up things like:

Roofer Madness - Cave Mountain - 5.11++ - Handish size

Walking the Devil - Rumney - 5.12 - OW

Zacker Cracker - Rumney - 5.10+ - Hand Size

These type of routes are a blast to climb, and I'd love to find more of them! Yes, boulder problems count too.

Up on the right side of the second tier at Farley there is an absolutely burly looking offwidth.....can't remember the name but the inversion comes at the beginning and it's gotta be a .13

Clutch and cruise at the beer walls. Over hanging fist crack. In my opinion quite sand bagged at 5.8.

Just found it, Bulletproof....5.13-

instagram.com/p/veK8xQKQgG/

youtube.com/watch?v=JU1g9US…

Nick Votto wrote:at Farley there is an absolutely burly looking offwidth.....it's gotta be a .13

I heard about Red Tape in the Gunks, but don't know much about it. Lost city perhaps?

Kansas City or Sling Time in the Gunks

The momument in lions head. Shit! that's in Canada.

The Fountainhead at the Crown.

adirondackrock.com/newroute…

mountainproject.com/v/11009…

Tennessee Excursion (.11a) in Chapel Pond Gully is one of my favorites! It doesn't usually dry out until late in the summer but sooo good!

Do Fleet Street or Journey to a Mushroom Planet count?

Well my brother in law Peter Lataille and I put up an off width out a roof at Eagles Bluff in Maine (not THE Eagles buff, there is another close by at Mountainy Pond).

It was like 1982 or something and there had been a photo of Randy Leavitt in Climbing mag on this roof crack doing "Leavitation" where you stick your legs up into the offwidth. We made a crack simulator in my basement using two doors with plywood in between. It was harder to stick in, but easier to move in,
than the actual offwidth which slopes up. But we trained and trained.

Stevie Damboise and I started out with tube cocks (they fell out). Then Peter and I moved to "seismos" which held but if you barely touched them, they fell out too. Kind of scary when you are hanging upside down 60 feet off the ground.

So we hung off seismos and put in two bolts on the offset crack.

So we sent it, and were debating whether or not it was the astronomical grade of 5.12.

We got back to the car and the digital clock read "5:12" so it was settled.

I know that it has been repeated, but not often.

Ward that is a killer story, I'd love to see the route!

What about The Torcher in Franconia Notch?

Jake Perry wrote:What about The Torcher in Franconia Notch?

Times change eh Ward ?!

Raptor Roof at back Sundown is 11+ just a bit wider than fist..The companion to Roofer is I think gang bang similar grade and the nextcrack is 1 1/4 stacks, not free yet

There are several cracks at Mineral sight that are still aid,,big roofs 20+ feet

Haven't gotten on it yet but Thee Off-Width in North-Eastern Mass.

mountainproject.com/v/thee-…

Cool! looks rather harder than Dougs Roof i'd say

Last year Kris Fiore put up this beast of a line up at Bone Mt. In VT mountainproject.com/v/10958…