Leading above the Kor roof with a nice view of dinner ledge.

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Leading above the Kor roof with a nice view of dinner ledge.

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Not a bad idea to short fix at the first anchor after finishing the Kor roof, then run up to the start of P5 and take a nap while your follower struggles to turn the roof. ;)
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Also, the Revo is a game changer for short fixing, fwiw...

Following P5 traverse

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nathan winicki

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“Leading above the Kor roof with a nice view of dinner ledge.”

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Not a bad idea to short fix at the first anchor after finishing the Kor roof, then run up to the start of P5 and take a nap while your follower struggles to turn the roof. ;)
<br>
Also, the Revo is a game changer for short fixing, fwiw...

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no hands knee jam!

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