Ascents in United States of America by Lee Cujes having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Thought I was on a different, easier route for the first half until reality and pump sunk in. Even fluked wearing a R kneepad (for the other route) that ended up being critical on this one. Sometimes you get lucky. My best onsight effort of the trip so far, and hardest onsight in years, for sure.

Tricky middle section.

Good, but probably a bit squeezed in, sharing some holds with the route on the right.

A bit more resty than the others, therefore good.

Freakin amazing. Very solid at 12b.

Mewling for kneebars that never came. 8th route of the day.

It's rare in Maple to get to climb a "line" and this is one for sure. Worth seeking out for a heelhooking good time.

Puuuuuuummmp.

Really awesome pumper!

Come on arms.

Super good - gave me more trouble than the 12b's.

Cool. Second shot. [2]

Second go today in 87% humidity which definitely added some spice. [6]

Super short, super steep, no filler. [2]

15 moves to glory. What's that, like, 2.5 moonboards? [3]

My first and probably only ever 5.13 onsight at Rifle. Stoked.

Burly hard. Evan's beta.

All these pitches blended together in a mess of eyeball lactate.

Longest route on the wall with a droppable finish.

Pump forever.

People on Mountain Project have been saying since 2015 that this will clean up with traffic. It hasn't happened in 8 years. Needs a leaf blower, and all the temp bolts removed.

Did the more chalked and obvious and easier R version.

Fell off this 7 years ago. First try today with Annie's impeccable beta. [2]

This features a cobble the size of a volkswagen. It even has 2 bolts in it.

Guidebook 12c, now 11d - that's quite the downgrade! Can't imagine how it was ever anything close to 12c.

Burly underclings and super slippery.

Heeeey, happy days! A Moonboard! An overhanging arete Moonboard.

Onsight! Good read and good fight - super happy.

Definitely had to work for it. The top crux is ... well, I won't ruin it. But you better stretch your groin.

Cleaned up after failed OS attempt last year. Felt very hard! OS from bolt 5 to the top. [2]

Came together really well. Excellent power endurance rig. [3]

40m mega pitch. 26 clips, but honestly a tad overbolted, even for the grade. Certainly worth a run. Punchy down low.

Adventuresome and long. Felt easier than the shorter more popular 12s.

Of course I go for the one roof with a kneebar.

My highest rated route of this trip. Epic top corner involving every trick. Super good.

Had to drop the clutch a bit at the top. Yeeeesh!

New mega extension with awesome flake feature. A very full 45m long.

Was a rest day, but at about 3pm, decided to walk up the hill and have a quick go. Good move, as it turns out. Four goes in 2012, four this trip. [8]

Sent first try today in the midst of huge rainstorm. The top slab somehow stayed mostly dry, except the top 4 holds. I was bricking it. [3]

I agree with Tracy -- best route I climbed this trip and what a way to finish. I finally feel like a pumper again, and just in time to fly home.

In 83% humidity, the onsight of this techy thing was no doubt the best climbing performance of my trip thus far. I was maxxed.

This actually felt harder than Fapanese. Pretty solid for the grade, especially down low - techy and balancy.

Onsight but only just. Crazy leaning weirdness. Jetlagged AF.

I mistakenly started up Family Jewels and linked into the rest of this which made it harder apparently.

Steep, huge holds, get the right sequence turning the roof or it's "return to sender".

A bit polished but with good reason. Classic!

Runout and intricate. Not the best one to do jetlagged.

Nearly sent second shot, then did two more worse goes, powered down. [4]

2nd try came off the last move. Fun.