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Left Sawdust Crack 

5.10c

   

FA: unknown
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet
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Submitted By: Josh Beck on Jan 25, 2003


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BETA PHOTO: Trashcan Rock - East Face


Description 

Just to the left of Right Sawdust crack, climb the thinner and much more difficult crack, avoiding using Right Sawdust crack at the top where it gets a little cruxy. Not too bad though, just move fast enough to avoid the pump. Would be worth another star if it wasn't so close to Right Sawdust Crack, at the top it could be pretty tempting to use the other crack just 2-3' away.


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Thin to hand sized. Best to have a couple of fist sized pieces for an anchor.



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"Left Sawdust Crack".<br />Photo by Blitzo.

"Left Sawdust Crack".
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By Murf
Feb 4, 2003

I always thought the ol' "don't use the other crack next to my hand" to make it 5.10 was a little too...gymish.

By Josh Beck
Feb 4, 2003

I agree... I'm generally of the "if I can hit it on the way down or if I can reach it while my other hand is still definitely in the crack / on route, then it's on as well" mindset. They're two different cracks and it's not that hard to avoid the right one at the top and it makes it a bit more difficult, but it is contrived. In the end though it's up to the leader and as long as they have a good time there's no right or wrong.

By Mark Whaling
Feb 4, 2003

Umm yeah, I just climbed this the other day and it seemed damned contrived not to use the other crack. But I enjoy plenty of much more contrived antics at the gym so, what the heck, why not?

By 5.10b4me
From: Alhambra, California
Oct 12, 2003

I thought this crack was pretty hard at the top (for me), but avoided using the right hand crack except for one move.I thought this was a mucho fun route.

By Blitzo
Sep 10, 2006

A fun climb.

By DJ Reyes
From: Carson City Nevada
Apr 7, 2008

Use the other crack otherwise it's too contrived. I was leading and was only too glad to grab the right crack near the top.