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5.8+

   

FA: Crusher Bartlett, Fran Bagenal, 1987
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9- [details]
Length: 55 feet
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Submitted By: Barrett Cooper on Jan 19, 2003


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Jean Aschenbrenner by the fifth bolt on this beaut...


Description 

In the center of the leftmost wall on Spiney. The climb follows a noticable crack line up the main face. With good holds and footing all the way the route is a good alternative to Cactus climbs like La Cholla Jackson.


Protection 

7 bolts to anchors



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Spiney Ridge - Left.<br /><br />Sunday Pockets is renamed 20th Century Man in the new Knapp/Thompson/Aschert guidebook.

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By Ron Olsen
From: Boulder, CO
Oct 15, 2003
rating: 5.9-

A beautiful and esthetic line; one of the best of its grade at Shelf.

By Larry Shaw
Sep 27, 2004
rating: 5.8+

I really liked this route...good one for the grade or warmup

By Livia
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jul 21, 2005

Very nicely bolted for a newish 5.8+ leader.

By Eddy Daly a.k.a. Two Bears
Nov 10, 2005
rating: 5.9-

Gear Alert

Was on this route 10-10-05. I was cleaning the route on the way down and the fourth bolt hanger came off in my hands. This is valuable pro, as it protects the crux. Jennifer, my belayer, saw the washer and nut fall as I passed the bolt on lead but thought they were pebbles. Nut, washer and hanger are now resting on a small but prominent ledge at the base of the climb (I didn't have a wrench). If you're headed to this area, please bring a wrench and reattach the hanger. This is a very sweet route at the grade. Cheers.Eddy

By Gaar
From: Springdale / Zion UT
Feb 20, 2007

Good climb...Looks like the 2nd bolt is missing to prevent rope drag....IMO chop all the damn bolts and make it a trad climb like is should be!!

By jarthur
From: Westminster, Colorado
Mar 23, 2008
rating: 5.9-

Maybe I'm just a sport-junkie, but can you safely place gear in Shelf Road's friable limestone? Hmm, maybe that's why the first ascensionist decided to bolt this line. Great line.