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Will Mayo Sends The Great Red Roof (5.13b), Red Rock, Nevada

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Watch Will Mayo cruise The Great Red Roof (5.13b)—first freed by Tom Moulin—in Red Rock Canyon, Nevada.

The Great Red Roof follows an offset beveled crack for twenty-five feet, yet allows only a handful of jams due to its unique angles,” Mayo describes.
“A large flake-jug broke when I started working the route last week, making the transition into the final sloper-campus section considerably harder.
In the end, I used an inverted undercling method instead.”

Also watch Sonnie Trotter Flashes The Great Red Roof (5.13b)