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  Ryan Murphy:   Sharp left kneebar to clip the second last draw and shake out before the crux. To reduce rope drag I skipped the anchor of Moonraker and the nylon draw at the rest ledge two bolts higher.
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  Yannick Neufeld-Cumming:   Tricky to clip the anchor
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  Dan Beland:   Not sure if a 60m will make it. You can lower back down to the Moonraker anchor and pull the rope through to be sure. That also allows you to get back to the belay ledge.

Recent Sendage:

• _5.12d
  
  Scott Woodcock

  _2026-07-24
  An epic journey with nice climbing once you know where to go to avoid the crumbly stuff. Heartbreaker of a finish! Never did figure out how to do the last bit elegantly. Giving it 12d because it took me longer than H Stars and seems two notches beyond Moonraker.
• _{5.12c ^↑}
  
  Ryan Murphy

  _2024-10-25
  Such a long journey. So nice to be questing above the lip of the amphitheatre. With a 70 have someone throw you a rope to pull yourself back into the ledge. With an 80 lower down to the trail.
• _{5.12c ^↑}
  
  renchengwuming

  _2017-06-10
  Loooong. And stressful, reachy anchor clipping. Fun, cruisy climbing all the way up, just a little tricky from the 2nd to last bolt to the anchor.
• _5.12c
  
  Yannick Neufeld-Cumming

  _2014-07-05
  Fun easy climbing above moonraker, with a crux up high.
• _5.12c
  
  Dan Beland

  _2014-06-07
  Loooong! The extension of Moonraker. Fun climbing but comes with significant rope drag towards the top. Mostly easy except for the last moves to the anchor. Make sure you have enough rope to get down!

• _{5.12c ^↓}
  
  Rene Monjo
  Extension of Moonraker. This was called Pasta Blaster by the person who made the second ascent and claimed the FA. Good climb. When you can back clean some draws on Moonraker or use some long draws. You can lower to anchor of Moonraker and re-lower. Or have someone throw you an end of rope to pull you in.