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Rorschach Inkblot Test

This route is located in the Southern Region at Rival Wall

 The Cheerleader Catch

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Monobrow 5.10a (Sport) ***

First Ascent: Brad Combs, Don McGlone, JATD crew in 2006
Length: 50ft
Bolts: 5 (report bad bolts/anchors)

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Move a few feet right from Rorschach Inkblot Test to the next bolted line just left of an arete. Climb the face making use of the arete when you're at a loss for holds.
Moves: unknown
Descent: Rap from tree
Stays Dry: Does not stay dry
Owner: Private
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Submitted by: SCIN
Date: Oct 2nd, 2006

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14 comments {add your own comments}
1
kirker said on August 29th, 2006
Destine to be a classic.
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bcombs said on August 29th, 2006
LOL, yeah buddy!
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pigsteak said on October 2nd, 2006
ouch...not a classic, but worth the time.
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rhunt said on October 2nd, 2006
fun
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Jeff said on November 4th, 2006
Unusual route for the Red. I loved it.
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anticlmber said on September 9th, 2007
super fun moves.
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dirtdog said on September 29th, 2008
cool route
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dah-le said on April 27th, 2009
Not your typical RRG route, definitely worth doing except for the very eroded start (maybe if it becomes popular a staircase or some reinforcement should be added to protect the tree).
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calvinivlac said on September 8th, 2009
4 stars except for the manky start.
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merrick said on September 14th, 2009
Incredible route. Made me think, made me smear, and made me a little nervous. Thanks Don, you know how to pick them!!!
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dkjazz said on March 7th, 2010
Cool route ! had to go off route about half way ran out of holds. again need to do some tail work around the tree.
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Rollo said on April 14th, 2010
There are great holds spaced perfectly all the way up this thing. If you end up stemming out to the right you just rob yourself of the fun you could have had. Great line.
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Episketch said on June 12th, 2014
Really fun climbing! My friend who never likes any routes came off this and said "If I climbed routes like this every day, I'd be a much better climber." High praise for a great route.
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Anonymous said on June 22nd, 2018
Years ago, I saw this guy have a really bad time on this route. He started cruxing out on the face, bailed to the crack thinking it'd save him, and for some reason climbed well past his next bolt (guessing that since he was in the crack, well right of the bolts, he didn't stop to think where it was). He couldn't down-climb (I mean, he could have, but he wasn't psyched) so he just stayed in the crack, stuck, for like half-an-hour, freaking out the whole time. As my group left, he was still in the crack. Maybe he's still there, sweating, grunting, and wondering why he ever started rock climbing.