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Tinker Toys 

5.10b

   

FA: unknown
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10- [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: 5.10b4me on May 4, 2003


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James P. moving through the first few moves of Tin...


Description 

This is the thin crack to the left of the wider crack Dinkey Doinks. This is on the east/northeast face. A beautiful crack that eases off after the crux at the bottom.


Protection 

Takes small to medium nuts and cams. large pro for the anchor.



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The middle of the three cracks.<br />Photographer: Graham Roff

The middle of the three cracks.
Photographer: Grah...


Al Sanderson on the fun steep upper bit.

Al Sanderson on the fun steep upper bit.


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By 5.10b4me
From: Alhambra, California
May 5, 2003

A real nice route. only one questionable 5.10 move at the start. the rest of the route is 5.9

By Tony Bubb
From: Boulder, CO
Jan 11, 2004
rating: 5.9

The whole grade route feels like 5.9 or 5.9+, really. Lots of stoppers will go in this thing too. I sewed it up the whole way, continously anticipating a 5.10 crux move that never appeared.

By Chris Owen
Administrator
From: La Crescenta, CA
Apr 24, 2006

The move off the deck is easy - after which there is some technical stuff to the horizontal crack which in my opinion merits a 5.10b rating. A high quality route on steep rock with very nice moves.

Once again the rope can be hitched around a convenient block for a belay. Or is this a dying art?

By Mike Morley
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From: Oakland, CA
Apr 25, 2006
rating: 5.10b

I climbed this again recently and found the moves getting up to the horizontal to be in the 10b range. Beyond that, fairly consistent 5.9 climbing to the top. As Chris says, looping your rope around the block works great for an anchor.