Sustained, long, and progressively more powerful pulls on thin holds quickly lead into a burly undercling, and finally a crux stab at a good pocket. All this made more exciting as the crux throw is made with the bolt below your feet...(dont worry its a good fall:). Rest up in the cave at the top, as there is still a slopey V2 move to get the anchors clipped.
By Andrew May From: Salt Lake City, UT Dec 29, 2006
I think FA honors go to George Forge III.
By TravisMelin From: La Crosse, WI Blacksburg, Va Jul 2, 2007 rating: 5.13a
This route has been cleaned up a lot now, and is actually very straight forward, not much in the way of difficult sequencing. There are good thin sustained crimps the whole way. You need to move fast to have enough power left to do the crux moves at the top.
By TravisMelin From: La Crosse, WI Blacksburg, Va Nov 13, 2007 rating: 5.13a
Route leads very well, easy clipping stances. A little run out at the last bolt , but is unavoidable due to the nature of the crux moves.
First Lead - Travis Melin (and it's G. Forge the 5th)
By TravisMelin From: La Crosse, WI Blacksburg, Va Apr 29, 2009 rating: 5.13a
Last night I witnessed the coveted 4th ascent of this route. A proud effort by Roberto, he took the "big fall" 3 times yesterday, and finally sent right at dusk. He just crushed it!
By Remo From: Madison, WI Apr 29, 2009 rating: 5.13a
Nice work Roberto! This thing is on my list. Next weekend- Yes!
By Remo From: Madison, WI May 10, 2009 rating: 5.13a
This is a really fun route! Travis and AJ took time away from their studies to give me support and see me send, thanks guys.