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Dead Boy 

5.10b

   

FA: Wylie, Hanson, Kimball-'82
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
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Submitted By: Nate Christiansen on Jan 1, 2002


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Luke Clarke just below the point where the climb b...


Description 

This route is the first 20-25 feet of the Direct Dead Boy, but instead, you make a thin rising traverse you the right until you hit the small ledge. The climbing on the traverse is very thin and takes a little bit of balance as well. TR or go up the 5.10a crack to another anchor.


Protection 

Not much gear but some small to med stoppers, med-hand sized cams, one or 2 very small RPs.



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Chuck Graves looks at the crux traverse.

Chuck Graves looks at the crux traverse.

Chuck Graves begins the quality second pitch. Gillett's guide describes this as the second pitch of Living Dead but since Dead Boy and Living Dead share the belay, it's a natural continuation of climbing at a grade consistent with Dead Boy.

Chuck Graves begins the quality second pitch. Gill...


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By Ivan Rezucha
Jul 11, 2004

See Road Kill for a photo of this and nearby routes.

By Luke Clarke
From: Golden
Jul 18, 2004
rating: 5.10b

LIked this climb a lot. The dihedral gives us nice warm up in the hard 9 or easy 10 range and the pitch ends with a committing but protectable crux. Red micro Camalot fits nicely just before the crack closes off. but RPs would work nicely too. Continuing with the next two pitches of Living Dead seems a good choice. Weather went bad on us after two pitches but we got down in two raps from bolts with a single rope so it was a good choice on an iffy weather day.