Geezer Pleaser 5.13d R
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| Type: | Trad, 65 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.13d [details] |
| FA: | Joe Terravecchia, Will Carey. Nov 2012 |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | Joe Terravecchia on Dec 22, 2012 |
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Will C midway through the crux.
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Description Great climbing and one of the most difficult all gear protected routes in New England. The meat of the climb is a V 9ish boulder problem at mid height involving a series of very powerful opposing side pulls to either a long low percentage dyno ( Will C) or several more difficult face moves (Joe T) to the horizontal. Blow the last bit before the horizontal and you'll take a 25' - 30' lob. If the small cam pulls, a bomber offset nut will keep you off the ground. The route tops out so the anchors are set back from the edge. Bring 6' slings if intending to TR.
Location Between the BBB route and Moe Howard Died For Our Sins. Right facing corner and flakes to steep face.
Protection Small to medium cams and a #9 HB or DMM offset nut. All gear was placed free and on lead. DO NOT PLACE ANY PINS OR FIX ANY GEAR ON THIS ROUTE.
Joe T at the horizontal just above the crux.
| The geezer falling on the good cams at the 1st h...
| Will on the thin face at the top.
| Will, one move shy of a redpoint.
| We used a prototype .3 X4 Camalot to protect the...
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| Comments on Geezer Pleaser |
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By john strand From: southern colo Dec 24, 2012
| Awesome guys !!!! A gear 5.14 is next ??? I know of a couple... |
By nhclimber From: Newmarket, NH Dec 24, 2012
| very impressive guys. |
By Unassigned User Dec 26, 2012
| that video was great! I was NOT expecting that! |
By Jason Denver Dec 26, 2012
| Really awesome Joe. Like the video. |
By JChepes From: North Andover, MA Dec 27, 2012
| Wow! Almost spilled my coffee watching that video. Nice job! |
By WillCarey Dec 27, 2012 rating: 5.13d R
| Oh Joe you are too kind. While I would love to take credit, the only free ascent so far of this route is by Joe. The closest I got was about 2 inches from the finishing hold. Next season. |
By chinos Jan 17, 2013
| right on Joe! |
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