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Rad Nad 

5.10a

   

FA: Al Swanson, Steve Gerberding, Bill Serniuk, May 2006
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet
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Submitted By: Blitzo on Sep 4, 2006


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Todd Gordon on "Rad Nad".
Photo by Blitzo



Description 

Located about 50' left of Energy Crisis. Start in a gully, traverse right to a bolt. Follow 4 more bolts to a two bolt anchor. The traverse to the first bolt is a bit cruxy. Another crux is found at the third bolt. A fun climb!


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"Rad Nad".<br />Photo by Blitzo.

"Rad Nad".
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"Rad Nad".<br />Photo by Blitzo.

BETA PHOTO: "Rad Nad".
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Just after the cruxy move.  <br /><br />Photo by Al Swanson

Just after the cruxy move.

Photo by Al Swanson



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By Andy Laakmann
Site Landlord
From: Jackson Hole, WY
Apr 19, 2008
rating: 5.10a

Fun, but the grainy (and flaking) rock and bird shit detracts from the experience somewhat. With more traffic this would clean up nicely. The anchors are camo'd, so they are a bit hard to spot. They are a ways above the last bolt - above a horizontal crack and on a big ledge. The crux is definitely traversing into the first bolt, and the exfolating rock doesn't inspire confidence.

By Bob Gaines
May 27, 2008

Location of the start is about 50' left of Energy Crisis (not Power Line as in the above description)

By susan peplow
From: what day is this?
May 30, 2008
rating: 5.10a

I led the route today with one of the FA team-members and followed the beta for the start. I have to say that the traverse over was quite crumbly.

Contrary to what the description says, the crux really seems to be maneuvering past the second bolt not really the third. I went right using a mantle & high step which was pretty solid.

On the way down I tried the crux moves using edges on the left which also works at about the same grade.

In addition, the start can be done straight up and is no harder (IMO) plus it's a better fall and the rock is cleaner.

Giant welded shuts for the anchor. Enjoy, I did.

~Susan