Romeo's Bleeding 5.11b
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11 [details] |
| FA: | Bill Boyle |
| Submitted By: | J Farley on Aug 16, 2009 |
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Lewis grabbing the first holds of Romeo's Bleeding...
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Description This is a route that stems up the seam to the left of Guillotine and continues right to finish at the top of the Hell Wall
Location This route is just left of Guillotine
Protection Bolts to chain anchors
Lewis utilizing a cool hand-jam at the beginning o...
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Lewis a couple moves into Romeo's Bleeding after p...
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Lewis beginning the first of many interesting move...
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Lewis executing a stemming drop-knee move on Romeo...
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Lewis completely horizontal while executing some m...
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Lewis clipping the 2nd bolt on Romeo's Bleeding fr...
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Lewis making the clip from an awesome drop-knee st...
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Lewis transitioning from one drop-knee to another ...
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Lewis employing another creative move to make the ...
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BETA PHOTO: Anchors on Romeo's Bleeding.
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Haggle working the stemming moves on Romeo's Bleed...
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| Comments on Romeo's Bleeding |
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By Mark Lewis
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Jul 23, 2012
rating: 5.11c
| Great route! Interesting and creative stemming will help when tackling this climb. Really fun problem solving on this climb with a variety of holds and mandatory good footwork. Almost as fun to watch someone working the contortionist moves as it is to execute them!
The first bolt can be pre-clipped by someone 6'1" or taller, or use a stick clip.
Note: Almost not worth a second top-roping the route due to the angles and forces on the rope while attempting to unclip the draws. Probably easier to lead it than to try and unclip and clean. |
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