Cat Crack 5.10b/c
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| Type: | Trad, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Scott W on Jun 26, 2008 |
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Nate Tack on Wildcat Crack, 5.10c. Endless positi...
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Description Another classic, like most of the routes on the wall. It's all gear, starts on a wideish(3") crack and then starts up a sustained finger crack. The locks are so good most of them hurt.
Location This route is on the FAR left side of the wall, it's the very obviously chalked up finger crack.
Protection All gear, stops and double small stuff to 1"
Description Another classic, like most of the routes on the wall. It's all gear, starts on a wideish(3") crack and then starts up a sustained finger crack. The locks are so good most of them hurt.
Location This route is on the FAR left side of the wall, it's the very obviously chalked up finger crack.
Protection All gear, stops and double small stuff to 1", you may want a 3" piece to protect the first 15 feet or so.
By andyf From: Tacoma, WA Sep 9, 2008
| This has been called "Wildcat Crack" since at least the FFA. FA John Znamierowski & Mike Vaschon, 1980; FFA Matt Christensen, 1987. Is the rap anchor still a single bolt and a fixed nut? |
By Eric Hirst Sep 15, 2010
| The rap anchor is currently 2 bolts plus slings & biners. This and several other Wildcat routes would be good candidates for chains. A great rite of passage for any WA 5.10 climber. |
By Bill Ballace From: Pullman,WA Aug 11, 2011
| Stellar route! What are you waiting for? Go get on it. |
By Chris Winter From: Portland, OR May 21, 2012 rating: 5.10c
| Aw this route needs a photo. |
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