Super Mega Destroyer – 5.13b


21m / 69ft, 9 bolts
FA: Andrew Funk - 2016-08-13

Description:

The route is actually 10 bolts

Three bolts of moderate climbing up compact limestone to a no hands. Continue up a brilliant, technical, fingery, vertical sequence leading up the engaging blue and grey steaks launching into the crux of the line which happens to be a very physical boulder problem to gain the bulge onto the incredible head wall. Execute a few crucial foot moves to get into a moderate shake on a trio of killer, flat grips. Continue up a cool lay-back crack sequence up hero jugs in an overhanging dihedral into some amazing rock then onto some easy climbing to the chains.
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  • 5.13b
    2024-10-20
  • 5.13b
    2017-10-04
    Bouldery but really really good climb! and I can imagine blowing of the 12- upper section as well easily :) gradewise I would stick to upper end 13b. Couple moves feel harder than on other 13b's however there is not many of them and could be easy tick for boulderers.
  • 5.13c
    Stellar climbing with a nails crux, I'll definitely be doing this one again. Though the guide book gives 13b, it's a new route, and it seems most people have given an up arrow or called it 13c. I've climbed a number of 13b routes this summer, and this was significantly harder. I also feel the crux suited my bouldering background, a high heel and a big lock off. It will be interesting to see where the concensus falls, I feel it is likely a solid 13c.
  • 5.13c
    2017-05-20
    Warm up your tendons and get ready to boulder! There are some fantastic possibilities for movement on this beauty including a dyno and and some crazy high heel hooking. As it was given a slash grade: I did stepping stone in a session and Whaleback (5.13c) in 1.5 sessions. This climb took four.
  • 5.13b
    2016-09-01