Zombie Roof 13a (Trad) - Squamish

[@protnk]

cool route nice climbing and nicely filmed

[@discontinuedcereal]

This is unbelievably impressiv

[@thomaswithpie]

Wow! That’s stupid impressive! Well done!

[@samuelgallant397]

Dudee you're insane 😵

[@z50king29]

Wow.

[@inyostudio]

Wow so rad! But how do you clean this? Reverse the climb or someone follows?

[@agnome1176]

STRONG & CLEAN there are 2 edits at the . . . {>3:40}'end'

[@thomasl6912]

Epic! Have the Wideboyz done this route?

[@Sanchirowatanabe]

Wena, wena!!!

[@adambeach8382]

What’s the song?

[@SimonYamamoto]

soundcloud.com/simon-yamamoto-14663514/morning?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=1&si=9a5a33fc3c5b481ea66717bff20815e9&

[@ryangamv8]

I've never seen anyone match that horizontal sloper at the end haha. It's funny watching people who are not such confident crack climbers trying this route because the beta is so different. Like, that undercling is so bad but you make it look like a jug! And you end up resting at the jug whereas I don't even touch the jug and rest at the lip on the bomber handjam instead

[@SimonYamamoto]

That's the beauty of climbing! Definitely would like to feel more confident in cracks though.

[@adambeach8382]

@Simon Yamamoto what’s the song? Great send!

[@SimonYamamoto]

@@adambeach8382 a little track I made. Link in description!

[@markblackwood9221]

That’s the difference between bow valley face climbing and Squamish crack climbing. Being able to hold onto shit holds is the only thing you end up practicing in Alberta.

[@GnomicMaster]

Then there's the first and only 5.16 roof at Pinnacles named "Beethoven's Hemorrhoids".