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5.12a

   
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Type: Trad, TR, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.12a [details]
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Submitted By: Rob Riggleman on Sep 30, 2007

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BETA PHOTO: Superman is the face on the left.

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Description 

The book describes it as the "face left of Man and Superman". Climb through a series of obvious features until you come to the blank section. Figure a way through it, then it's easier climbing to the top.


Location 

The face to the left of Man and Superman.


Protection 

TR or a "lead" sans pro.



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By Rob Riggleman
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Sep 30, 2007

The book's description is limited, so I wasn't sure how close you can get to the Man and Superman arete on this climb. The sequence we figured out used holds that were just left of the arete, and it made it feel a easier than 12, so I figure we were probably off route. It was a fun problem either way.