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Knapping With The Alien 

5.12-

   

FA: Fred Knapp (?)
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11d [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
Season: Fall to early spring, eve
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Submitted By: Brian Scoggins on May 31, 2006


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Description 

Fun crimps and mantles up an ever-so-slightly under vertical wall. Hard for short people. All the hard moves are at bolts, and/or from large ledges that you can safely land on if you miss. Good holds all the way.


Location 

OBVIOUS sport route on edges, about 50 yards right of Bad Moki Roof.


Protection 

5 drilled pins and chains



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By Dane Casterson
From: Boulder
Oct 24, 2007

Any word on how that last pin before the anchors is fairing? Spring '07 it was getting a little wobbly.

By Tim Jones
From: Salt Lake City
Apr 21, 2008

Great bolts spaced super close together when I climbed this yesterday...the crux was a little perplexing with so many different holds to choose from that were all pretty bad