By JMo
From Flagstaff, AZ
May 25, 2012
| I'm not good at ow, but I'm determined to embrace the wide. Gotta pay some dues. Any recommendations on where to begin at the creek, climbs #5&6 camalot, wide? | 
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By Nathan Scherneck
From Hillsboro, OR
May 25, 2012
| Unnamed 5.10 two routes to the left of Wavy Gravy is good. |
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By MIYG
From Moab, UT
May 25, 2012
| Way Nutter; Low Cholesterol... |
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By Jake Kay
From Jackson WY
May 25, 2012
| Second "way nutter" on way rambo wall. Lots of nice ledges to help pull yourself up |
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By JCM
From Golden, CO
May 25, 2012
| In addition to Way Nutter, there is a 5.10 OW at Way Rambo that is pretty good, and not too difficult. I don't remember the name (it may not be int he guidebook) but it is a little to the R of Layaway Plan. So, that would be a good wall to go to to do some OWing. |
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By JMo
From Flagstaff, AZ
May 25, 2012
| Hells yeah! Thx guys |
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By Jake Kay
From Jackson WY
May 25, 2012
| I think that 5.10 OW is called desire. there's a plaque on the ground. Get ready to loose some blood |
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By Chris Wenker
From Santa Fe
May 25, 2012
| Bromance at Selfish is easy. Maybe too easy for your needs. |
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By Brian Stevens
From Boulder, CO
May 25, 2012
| First pitch of Amaretto Corner on the Supercrack Buttress is awesome. |
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By javi
From saint george area
Jun 4, 2012
| I love low cholesterol |
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By AndyBG
Sep 19, 2012
| +1 for P1 of Amaretto. Three Pigs in a Slot (right of Gorilla at SCB)is only ~50ft to first (only?) anchor and has some good 5.10ish offwidth in there. |
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By Brandon Gottung
From Moab, UT
Sep 23, 2012
| First, Way Nutter at Way Rambo Wall, then jump on Serrator. You can learn how to stack and kneelock and send a classic all at once. |
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By Sam Feuerborn
From Durango, CO
Sep 23, 2012
| sparkling schloob at sparks wall 9+ and goes to the rim in a single pitch and covers all the sizes. |
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By FreeRangeHuman
From safari van
Sep 23, 2012
| Ammeretto for sure. Desire at way rambo is good if you like 5's |
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By Monty
From Morrison, Co
Sep 23, 2012
| javi wrote: I love low cholesterol
Indeed |
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By Greg G
From SLC, UT
Oct 3, 2012
| +1 for low cholesterol. hand fist --> double fist -- > arm bars --> back to stacks to the top. Well worth the time! |
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By Cpt. E
Oct 8, 2012
| | almaredo- the crux of this thing was the equivelent of a 12" off-width for my 11 year old.
Submitted By: Cpt. E on Oct 8, 2012
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By PTZ
From Chicago/Colorado
Oct 8, 2012
| I agree that the 1st pitch of Ammeretto is a good intro.
Also the unnamed at Blue Gramma (5.10+) next to Unnammed 5.9. or the group of three climbs left of that.
Isn't it an oxymoron? easy and off-width? If its that easy then you can side pull or use the good foot features. Then you aren't truly getting the off-width adventure or stacking or levitating. You are not grinding the skin off your ankles and elbows.
The Incisor at Broken tooth was suggested. That thing is a beast (see photo) it is #4's out a roof. No way beginner. I just about shit myself on this climb when I was a beginner.
Try the shorty's at Blue Gramma
Good luck with your quest.
| Incisor, Broken Tooth
Submitted By: PTZ on Oct 8, 2012
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