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Steel Man Tin Edges 

5.11+

   

FA: Jim Scott, Vince Bates, EFR,'06
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11c/d [details]
Length: 40 feet
Views: 367 page views

Submitted By: Eric Rhicard on Jun 11, 2006


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Jim Scott on the FA of The Steel Man


Description 

Like most Munchkinland routes the crux is low. The tree is close but not in the way and not very helpful.


Location 

Starts just to the right of The Wiz.


Protection 

Fixe bolt hangers, rust colored.



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The tree on behind my back has been cut down so it is a pretty easy way to find this route. To the left is a great 5.12a The Wiz.

BETA PHOTO: The tree on behind my back has been cut down so it...


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By Joseph Stover
Jun 6, 2007

You have to be made of steel to climb on these tin edges!

By C Zambito
Aug 29, 2007

Agree with Joseph this was by far the most finger thrashing route on Lemmon. Tin edges = Razors.

By Jimbo
Aug 30, 2007

Let me assure you it was not the first ascensionist that cut the tree down. I would love to find out who it was so I can slap them up side their stupid head a few times.
The tree really wasn't that big of a problem. The four other persons that I have seen lead this route didn't think the tree was a problem either.
If I'd thought someone would cut down the tree I wouldn't have put the route up.

By Eric Rhicard
Jun 29, 2008

That tree was dead from the fire anyway. I would bet that someone with a vested interest in turning the cliff into an outside gym did it so they would have a place to sit! Don't think it is illegal to cut down dead trees for firewood or benches.