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  blake:   A 2' runner on the last bolt of "Infinity" makes the rope run perfectly with no drag.

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• _{5.13b ^↓}
  
  blake

  _2023-08-30
  Memorable climbing and good movement from the moment you step off the ramp to the anchor jug. This pitch is clearly harder than original "Cosmos", but just how much harder is variable. You can downclimb a move to the rest after joining Cosmos, or skip it and enter the crux directly after a long stretch of pumpy climbing from the 3rd bolt. Even on Cosmos you can tackle the tufas directly or swing out left then back right. Any way you do it, it's a gem.
• _5.13a
  
  Alex C

  _2022-10-15
  Now THIS is the money line. Combines the steepest, hardest, and best parts of both routes to make one true endurance testpiece. One of Horne's very best. A notch harder than either Cosmos or Infinity, so solid 13a for me.
• _5.13a
  
  Mike Ness

  _2020-10-18
  Really liked this one. Slightly harder beginning than Navigating proper so you show up at the steep climbing with more fatigue. Nice moves linking the two routes. Pure resistance line.
• _5.13a
  
  Graham McGrenere

  _2020-10-01
  Mark's links the beginning of Beyond Infinity into the start of the steeps on Cosmos. Definitely could use a bolt in the linking section to make it feel more like a rock climb haha. Skips the no hands on Cosmos, but still has amazing knee bar rests before linking into the top, so doesn't add too much IMO. Solid 13a? Not sure what others have suggested yet.