Aiguille de Ankle Breaker

Start as far right as possible and follow the thin seams at the corner for about 10 feet. There isn't much in the way of feet so heel hooking is key. At the bulge reach low for the jug and pop for the lip.

The climb is named for the multitude of loose rock at the base that was present when the first ascent was done (the landing has since been cleaned up).

Just east of the

Aiguille de Joshua Tree

you will find a rather long wall about 12-15 feet in height. The wall is a mere 10 feet from the Aiguille de Joshua Tree. If you are facing this wall Aiguille de Ankle Breaker is on the far right side.

Crash pads a few spotters.