Tino leading the first amazing pitch. Sometimes routes can be hard to find the base of, this is not the case with Clean Break. The first pitch is a .75-2" splitter up white dead vertical clean granite, thus the name "Clean Break".
Tino getting his send on, rated 5.10b/c, no move might not be harder than 5.10b, but its pretty dang sustained but also awesome. Dave Ahrens stand below belaying.
Dave Ahrens leading the second pitch, steeper than it looks in this photo. Below is Jason Broman leading the 5th pitch. Clean break is a spectacular route, pretty sustained with 7 of its 15 pitches being 5.10. The route gets enough traffic that it is pretty clean. route finding is pretty straight forward and it took us 3.5 hours to approach, 4 hours on the route, 1 hour back to the base and 3 hours back to the car going up and down Silver Star Creek.
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