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Re-Thinking the Ethics 

5.10a

   

FA: Brian Shelton & Stewart Green, Sept., '04
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 45 feet
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Submitted By: Bosier Parsons on Apr 18, 2008


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Nice lead for RROS.


Description 

This route is short but sweet. The initial move to reach the first bolt could be the crux, then continue up past 3 more bolts, following a right facing dihedral to a 2 bolt anchor beneath the top of an arch. The second crux comes just above the last bolt, reaching to establish the layback position up the remainder of the corner. Guide info from Stewart Green's publication.


Location 

The first route you come to on the Ripple Wall (furthest north).


Protection 

4 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor. You can also place a #0.4 or 0.5 Camalot in between the last bolt and the anchor, but this is not really necessary.



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By Mike West
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jun 8, 2008

Super fun, one of the best routes in RRCOS.

By Erik Tullberg
From: Colorado Springs
Jun 23, 2008

Once you've set the TR anchors, try the face route starting around the second birch tree. All you get are crimppers and 1/8" ledges. It's maybe 5.10 - really makes you trust your feet.

By Adub
From: Westminster, CO
Nov 21, 2008

Great route. Blood stain adds a little excitement to the route.
The second bolt was a wee bit loose last Sunday (11/16/08). I tightened it as tight as my fingers could get it. Otherwise, it was a stellar route.