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Coleman's Complex 

5.11d

   

FA: Russ Raffa and Scott Kimball
Type: Trad
Length: 1 pitch, 110 feet
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Submitted By: justin dubois on May 8, 2004


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Farfrombright working out the crux.


Description 

This awesome pitch is located in the gorgeous inset, left of Inside Straight and right of Virgin Spring. It's a brilliant, thin splitter that passes an overhang and the route continues up to the Library Ledge anchors (Melvin's). Bernard Gillett's book gives this pitch an "R" rating, which may be fitting, all the gear is small, the rock not so-travelled, and the crack a little weedy. But after watching J-dog piss on it, it looked pretty well protected. Nontheless, this pitch is a spectacular, spicy, exercise in slabbing,thin crack and rp-ing. Three stars may be a bit generous but it's sooo good and with traffic will clean up quickly. Enjoy!


Protection 

Lots of small stuff. RPs and TCUs, [bring a full rack for up top]. Addendum: tricams may be useful.



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By jason seaver
Mar 7, 2008

Tri-cams can be useful at the start. The gear gets better as you get higher. This is an awesome pitch marred only by a lack of traffic. Winter or spring are perhaps the best seasons for it since the plants growing from the thin crack aren't in "bloom".