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Beginning the mantle sequence. The move is not especially powerful, but very subtle. Once your right foot is on the good hold, standing up on the foot is the crux of the route.
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Starting Rubberman. Photo: J. Dobbe
Climbing the hard moves after the mantle. The send has to wait for another day.
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James Schroeder
May 4, 2005
“Beginning the mantle sequence. The move is not especially powerful, but very subtle. Once your right foot is on the good hold, standing up on the foot is the crux of the route. ”  

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Starting Rubberman. Photo: J. Dobbe
Beginning the mantle sequence. The move is not especially powerful, but very subtle. Once your right foot is on the good hold, standing up on the foot is the crux of the route.
Climbing the hard moves after the mantle. The send has to wait for another day.
Beginning the crux mantle on Rubberman. Note the left-hand crimp.
Working the hard moves after the mantle. The send will have to wait for another day.

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