If you're tall or flexible enough, this wide stem takes a load off you hands.

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If you're tall or flexible enough, this wide stem takes a load off you hands.

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Approaching the ceiling. The climber on the right is belaying the second pitch of Rincon. Photo by Luke Clarke.

Adam Brink. Not even breaking a sweat.

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Ivan Rezucha

Feb 22, 2005

“If you're tall or flexible enough, this wide stem takes a load off you hands.”

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Chris Sharma enjoys a rare trad lead on the first pitch of Center Route, June 2008.

Sara Born cruxing.

Sara Born trying to cop a rest.

Nice light. Nice stem. Photo by Greg Miller.

At the hand jams in the middle of the 10 upper crack. Save a hand-sized cam for here--a #2 Camalot works.

Greg starting the crux moves.

At the stance above the ceiling. The foreshortening makes the gear took closer together than it really is. Or maybe not. Photo by Luke Clarke.

Sara Born super psyched.

Jer Collins following P2 of the 'Center Route (5.11a)' on Rincon Wall in 2003. Photo by Tony Bubb.

Pulling the roof.
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Photo: Leif Sundem.

The final jugs to the anchor.
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Photo: Adam Brink.

Eric Whewell styling the corner on Center Route.

Very casually checking out the move around the roof.

Approaching the ceiling. The climber on the right is belaying the second pitch of Rincon. Photo by Luke Clarke.

If you're tall or flexible enough, this wide stem takes a load off you hands.

Adam Brink. Not even breaking a sweat.

An unknown (but well-known--I just forgot his name) climber starting the lengthy crux section.

Entering into the crux on Center Route.

There's a decent rest if you step down. I missed this the first couple of times I tried this route, and tried to rest just above using the undercling, in a very precarious position.

Matt, just before the crux.

The crux is getting from the rest to here. Above this it's pumpy mid-10.

K.B. pulling the roof on the Center route...

Get the jugs, then swing around left to a rest. This is 10 something.

This is the good hold at the end of the crux. Save a #0.1 or #0.2 to place at this stance.

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