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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : The New River Wall : Know Your Enemies (5.14-)
By: Brian Kimball When: Apr 10, 2013 | view comment >> |
Comments: It's totally not thieves like I hoped at first, so we could hang them from the cliff ;o) Instead, it appears the strong winds are swinging the long draws around and causing the nuts to spin loose and the hangers and draws to fall off :o( No worries, problems solved now :o)
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : Wall of the '90s : Mission Impossible (5.14c/d) : Photo
By: Brian Kimball When: May 17, 2012 | view comment >> |
Comments: OMG, the sad part is I think that might go :-/ Lol too funny :o)~
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : Wall of the '90s : Mission Impossible (5.14c/d) : Photo
By: Brian Kimball When: May 12, 2012 | view comment >> |
Comments: HUMMMM, I wonder if Interstellar Mission is another 5.14d first ascent laying in wait? Or what about "Mission: Overdrive 5.14a"?? Bwahahahaha, it never ends, bwahahahaha.
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : The New River Wall : Know Your Inclinations (5.14a)
By: Brian Kimball When: May 6, 2012 | view comment >> |
Comments: We have only just begun, Jason. There are at least 20 more possible connections and variations on the lower wall alone. If you multiply the possible roof extensions to the power of 35+ lower link-ups, there could easily be over 100 5.14 "makes sense" variations on this wall. It's all just training to me and certainly better, more rewarding, and less expensive than the Boulder Rock Club.... Cheers JS
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Location: CO : Rifle : Rifle Mountain Park : Bauhaus Wall : Huge (5.13d)
By: Brian Kimball When: Apr 15, 2012 | view comment >> |
Comments: I would agree and say it is solid 13d.1-2ish ;o)~ 13c is a total sandbagger move, and everybody knows it.
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Location: CO : Rifle : Rifle Mountain Park : Bauhaus Wall : Girl Talk (5.14c)
By: Brian Kimball When: Apr 15, 2012 | view comment >> |
Comments: That is hilarious, D-Rock ;o)~ but it is certainly not 14a. Danny is a beast and a sandbagger. It is certainly upper end 5.14b even with the kneebars, and most people are sticking with the super low end easiest 5.14c.001 in Colorado. It is a long route, and it is possible to fall any where on the upper headwall, though the rests are good once you get through the grueling bottom boulder problems. This route is a mental and physical test of pure mind control and overall fitness/. You co... more >>
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : The New River Wall : Public Inclinations (5.13d)
By: Brian Kimball When: Oct 30, 2011 | view comment >> |
Comments: That depends on your definition of "a joke", Jason :o) Personally, I think it is a joke, but realistically and logically Public Inclinations is a great straight up direct variation to the already contrived Public Enemy ;o) This route is less contrived than half of the new 13c's at the Primo Wall or I'm Not A Philistine, Phil Of All Evil or Walka Flocka Flame in Rifle...less contrived than F-Dude at the VRG. I could go on and on, but I will spare you from anymore of the details. Some wa... more >>
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : The New River Wall : Public Youth (5.14-)
By: Brian Kimball When: May 19, 2011 | view comment >> |
Comments: Is that better, Jay? So you would like me to spend 70 hrs a week bolting, cleaning and brushing the routes, but you don't want to come down and trade belays or brush any holds or take any pictures, but you would like me to hire a photographer too so you can see pictures? I debated even adding these routes to the date base on Mountain Project at all to avoid any form of criticism. I spent over $1,000 on a drill, bolts, hangers, quicklinks, binners, webbing, brushes, etc. Then spent at le... more >>
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Location: UT : Moab Area : Castle Valley : The Rectory : Coyote Calling (5.11+)
By: Brian Kimball When: Feb 18, 2008 | view comment >> |
Comments: Has anyone climbed straight up past the hanging belay atop pitch one? This would be instead of traversing left for the 10' to gain the fingers crack, the straight up variation looks really good and definitely harder!
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