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Raven's Brew 

5.11d

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Consensus: 5.11d [details]
FA: Kirk Miller, Mark Rolofson
New Route: Yes
Submitted By: Kirk Miller on May 24, 2011

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Description 

A lone bolt protects the start, then easy climbing leads across a blocky ledge to the route. The crux involves a thuggish undercling combined with a high step and a big reach up and left.


Location 

This is the bolted line left of Howdy Doody Time, right of Short Dude.


Protection 

10 bolts to rings.



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By Geoff U
From: Highlands Ranch, CO
Aug 27, 2012

Is this really done by reaching the jugs from the undercling or is the intermediate crimp used? I traversed left to the arete and then came back right... was probably off-route but still hard and pumpy.

By Kirk Miller
From: Golden, CO
Mar 15, 2013

Hey Geoff, I finally got back on this again, fun but burly! You go big, straight to the jugs, throwing with your left hand. Right hand in the high, huge, undercling side-pull and left foot high stepped. If you don't hit the jugs, it's possible to crimp below and bump to them. Stemming behind your back makes it a bit easier. I didn't use the stem on the FA (I was too charged up to even notice the option) and avoided it yesterday, for full value.