From the second bolt you move left onto the face and then up via laybacks and edges for the feet, aiming for the flake up and left from Tony. Tony didn't bother, but you can get a good nut and/or microcam here to better protect these moves.

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From the second bolt you move left onto the face and then up via laybacks and edges for the feet, aiming for the flake up and left from Tony. Tony didn't bother, but you can get a good nut and/or microcam here to better protect these moves.

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There's a fixed pin here, and you can place a piece above to protect the last moves to the anchor bolts.

Pulling the ceiling on big handholds. Soon as you step over you're in balance and can get good gear to protect somewhat difficult move to clip the bolt above.

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Ivan Rezucha

Sep 11, 2005

“From the second bolt you move left onto the face and then up via laybacks and edges for the feet, aiming for the flake up and left from Tony. Tony didn't bother, but you can get a good nut and/or microcam here to better protect these moves.”

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There's a fixed pin here, and you can place a piece above to protect the last moves to the anchor bolts.

From the second bolt you move left onto the face and then up via laybacks and edges for the feet, aiming for the flake up and left from Tony. Tony didn't bother, but you can get a good nut and/or microcam here to better protect these moves.

Pulling the ceiling on big handholds. Soon as you step over you're in balance and can get good gear to protect somewhat difficult move to clip the bolt above.

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