Comales Tamale 5.10a
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10a [details] |
| FA: | Sean Wood, Patrick Larkin, Jay Foley |
| Submitted By: | George Perkins on Aug 24, 2009 |
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Description Comales Tamale is the tallest and probably the most aesthetic line on the Water Wall. Fun moves in a shallow right facing corner as you step right past one roof, then turn a second roof on good hand jams with many features. The steepness eases for a short section before a steep final headwall with 2 bolts, which can be avoided to the left, keeping the route at 5.8. "5.8-climbing topropers" will be happier with a directional piece protecting this variation.
Location Middle of the Water Wall, pick out the highest anchor visible, with 2 bolts below it leading through the headwall.
Protection Nuts and cams to 2" to supplement the 2 bolts. 2-bolt anchor with chains at the top. Use a 60m rope to toprope.
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By Craig Childre From: Lubbock, Texas Jun 14, 2010
| Everyone should attempt the 5.10 section! The moves are easy on great holds and the top out has monster jugg's avoid being threatened. |
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