Type: Trad, Sport, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: Luke Malatesta et al, FFA: Mason Earle, November 2010
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Shared By: Spencer Weiler on Sep 27, 2011
Admins: slim, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane

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Description Suggest change

Climb the low angle dihedral start of Bad Moki Roof but head right under the big roof along positive holds in the horizontal crack, clipping the fixed draws, rather then up the leftward thin hand crack of BMR. Most of the holds are good but feet are non-existent so some horizontal positioning is required to prevent campusing the route. Really fun. Crux comes right at the end.

Location Suggest change

Same start as Bad Moki Roof. Look for the fixed draws heading horizontally below a big roof.

Protection Suggest change

A few small pieces in the .3 to .75 camalot range for Bad Moki start, one draw for first bolt, then fixed draws to finish.

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