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Lunchables

5.11d, Sport, 80 ft (24 m),  Avg: 3.1 from 202 votes
FA: Vince Adams
Utah > Central Utah > Maple Canyon > Right Fork > Minimum Crag

Description

This is a nice pumpy route that climbs one of the few obvious features on the wall. There are a handful of moves in the lower bit of the route that are actually harder than the rest but most will cite the pump as the main difficulty.

Start up the face with some long moves on good holds or use loads of other options. Some harder moves around the 4th bolt and just before reaching the roof. Layback up the right facing corner to an alcove and rest as best you can. Bust left out the exciting undercling with your toes just at the lip of the roof. Continue in this crack as it turns to a layback then move around the arete to the anchors several feet to the left.

Location

Find the roof that dominates the left side of the crag. This route climbs up to and laybacks past the right end of the roof before moving left around the roof to finish at anchors above the right end of the roof. Just left of 49.

Protection

Lots o bolts to chains

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Elise finishing up Lunchables
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Lunchables!!
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Fighting the pump at the end of Lunchables
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 lunchables roof
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Just into the 5.12 section of lunchables.
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icsteveoh
salt lake city, UT
  5.12a
[Hide Comment] Dr. Topo has this rated as 5.12 b Jun 25, 2007
climber73
Fort Collins, CO
 
[Hide Comment] I've been getting shut down or working sections of moves on 11c-12a on the front range for the past few months and haven't sent a 12a yet. I almost flashed this thing on day 2 of a crankin weekend. Clipped the last bolt and couldn't hang on to the chains while fighting the pump. This felt easier than most 12a climbs I've tried to date & would be a great first 12 for the aspiring mid-11 sport climb leader. No single hard move, just pumpy, pumpy, pumpy. Sep 25, 2007
Jay Samuelson
Colorado
  5.12a
[Hide Comment] This is a cool line that grabs the eye when you first come up to the crag (at least mine). A shorter climb compared to it's neighbors, it still delivers an equal pump as others of the grade, and has some unique movements and position. Once again there's not an definite .12 crux, but the climb stacks up as you make your way to the chains. Fighting the pump not to fall off 5.10 moves after all the climbing you've just done is rather funny and frustrating at the same time. I had a blast on this one. Jun 2, 2009
jt512

  5.11d
[Hide Comment] Straightforward climbing. Crux is fighting off the pump at the top. Totally onsightable, if you have the fitness. There's a good rest before the steep section. Milk the hell out of it. Jul 26, 2010
Brejcha
5.12a
[Hide Comment] Fixed draws are gone-zo as of 10.10.10. Have fun cleaning. Oct 13, 2010
BrianWS
  5.11b/c
[Hide Comment] 11+, but certainly not 12. Watch out for batshit at the base of the traverse. Jan 28, 2013
Leron
  5.11d
[Hide Comment] Steeping out onto the big jut out just feels great. This is a must do for the 11+ or 12- climber. Feb 22, 2016
Victoria Edwards
Salt Lake City, UT
  5.11d
[Hide Comment] Says "lots o bolts to the chains" but you really just need 8 draws Jul 12, 2017
[Hide Comment] Fully permadrawed now. Jul 31, 2018
[Hide Comment] Thanks for the permas! Classic pumpy Maple goodness Jun 1, 2020
Kip H
Farmington, utah
 
[Hide Comment] My favorite climb at Minimum. Just great! May 1, 2021
Nacho Delgado Ferreiro
A Coruña, ES
  5.11d
[Hide Comment] Pumpy. Fun last section. Recommend. Jul 19, 2022
Kip H
Farmington, utah
 
[Hide Comment] This needs new lowering biners desperately. Jul 14, 2023