Bolted Anchors 5.8
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| Type: | TR, 20 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8 [details] |
| FA: | kip TR |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Season: | Summer or when rock isn't wet |
| Submitted By: | Kingsmm on Jun 28, 2007 |
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Description Climb the face directly under the two bolts. Beware many hold rip. Some of the key holds are nubbins.
Location Tidel Pool Area (north of Jerusalem and the other bouldering).
Protection two 1/2" bolts for Top Rope
| Comments on Bolted Anchors |
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By corvegas
From: the depths of oregon
Jun 30, 2007
| what type of bolts did you use? |
By Kingsmm
Jul 2, 2007
| 1/2 inch 5 Piece RAWL stainless i belive. |
By corvegas
From: the depths of oregon
Jul 9, 2007
| kip-
next time you place bolts in such conditions i highly suggest you use titanium gluein bolts. ushba sells them. even stainless bolts corrode rapidly in such an environment. those will probably become timebomb in no time if they are exposed to as much water as it sounds. |
By Kingsmm
Aug 5, 2007
| Yea you're probably right. I considerd using glueins. But i already had the RAWLs. When i called Fixe Hardware to ask about bolting in sea cliffs he said that only in very corosive rock types( such as limestone) are glueins nessicary. Places like Thailand... I hoped I placed a bolt that would last at least 10 years but I have no idea. Use at you own risk... |
By Jesse Davidson
From: san diego, ca
Oct 8, 2008
| at least the 5 piece can be removed and replaced |
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