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Peter Dillon at the roof, starting the traverse to the anchor.

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By Eastvillage
From: New York, NY
Jun 28, 2007

Is this rock any good? It looks protectable with gear.

By David Hodges
From: Parker, Colorado
Jun 29, 2007

The rock is good quality and route is super fun. However, like many routes at Shelf, it probably could be gear protected.

By Craig Childre
From: Lubbock, Texas
Dec 27, 2007

If you like nuts and cams in limestone....go ahead! Limestone doesn't compact...it gets crushed and pulverised. Can be lethal when you apply the sort of forces a cam yields during a fall.

By Pete Gallagher
From: Manitou Springs, CO
Dec 28, 2007

The statement above about trad gear in limestone is utter fiction.

People have been using stoppers, cams, hexes and pitons to protect climbs on limestone for years. Many of the climbs on Cactus and Spinny Cliffs at Shelf were actually put up using just a few bolts and some trad gear, then were subsequently "re-equipped" so that only draws were necessary.




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Peter Dillon at the roof, starting the traverse to the anchor.



Submitted By: Ron Olsen on Mar 6, 2006

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