Gearing up for the roof crux on P3. There are abundant placement opportunities here.

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Gearing up for the roof crux on P3. There are abundant placement opportunities here.

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He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.

pulling the roof move

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aaron-dlo

Apr 16, 2018

“Gearing up for the roof crux on P3. There are abundant placement opportunities here.”

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He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.

Gearing up for the roof crux on P3. There are abundant placement opportunities here.

pulling the roof move

the intermediate rap right below the ceiling is a bit crunched, but at least I got a seat

Elbows, thighs, whatever it takes.

Even my 6'7" husband, Pawel, was stretching to make this reach!

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