Sascha
climber
Oakland, CA
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Bring a green alien for the start. It's possible to aid through both the bottom and the roof crux on gear -- the "Do, Fly or Take" variation.
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quasitrad
Trad climber
Corvallis, OR
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The lead crux is at the start. The fall is dangerous and it's hard to place pro that does not interfere with hand jams. As of Fall 2003 there's an old angle and I wouldn't want to fall on it. The roof at the top is strenuous but pro is solid. A great climb.
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Mr_T
Trad climber
Northern California
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Great route. Bring two ropes - one to get down to anchors, one to TR with. Best to use a 0.75, 1, 2 cams to use as directionals along with a long sling for the pin if TR'ing. Also good swimming near by.
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Julie De Jesus on the roof crux of Do or Fly.Photo: Shawn Reeder
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