Burner 5.10
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 80 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c [details] |
| FA: | Mark Ward & Kim Miller, 1976 |
| Submitted By: | Michael Buchanan on Nov 8, 2009 |
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Mark Ward on the first ascent in '76. Bought a Tu...
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Description Full on fatty!
Location Left of Firestarter
Protection Big fat cams (#5 and #6 Camalot) No Bolted anchors. Hexes work well for anchor. Rap the tree.
BETA PHOTO: Beta Photo.
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The top slab section of Burner. The vertical secti...
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By Greg G
From: SLC, UT
Sep 9, 2010
rating: 5.10+
| tried this back in my formative trad years on tr, and barely made it 15 feet! |
By Greg G
From: SLC, UT
Jan 31, 2011
rating: 5.10+
| just went back this past saturday 1/29/11 and gave this thing another go. It's pretty much hand/fist stacks for a long while with a knee in the crack. tr'd it because stepping to 10d ow in january (or any month for that matter) seems crazy to me. |
By Spencer Weiler
From: SLC, UT
Oct 23, 2011
| Much harder than Firestarter for sure. The first 10 feet aren't bad as there is a bomber edge in the back to milk, but once the hand/fist stacks start its a fight. 2 each #5/#6 camalots a good idea. The crack turns into a liebackable flake near the top of the vertical section which I took full advantage of as my knee was bleedy profusely. Wide cracks are fun in a weird painful way. |
By Charlie S
From: Ogden, UT
Jan 29, 2012
| To approach this crack, walk around back (to the top of the Bong Eater buttress) and then work your way up and left (west) near a tree where this climb starts. |
By celerystick
From: Riverton
Jul 15, 2012
| You'll either love it or hate it...I loved it! Had to TR, I didn't have gear big enough. |
By bsmoot
Dec 6, 2012
| F.A. Mark Ward & Kim Miller, 1976 |
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