Daily Diatribe 5.7
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Description This climbs the crack on the Teflon's face. This face is on the east face of Challenge, about 100 yds beyond the fork. It protects well and is a decent beginner trad route. It has finger and hand work, but the face is so good as not to force many jams. Climbing this climb is the easiest way to top-rope the Teflon's.
Protection 2 chains atop, medium pieces/cams. Nothing tricky. It protects well.
BETA PHOTO: 1) Teflon Technique 2) Touch of Teflon 3) Dai...
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By icsteveoh From: salt lake city, UT Oct 20, 2006
| I wouldn't truely recommend this climb. Kinda blah. Not to many good jams and tiny feet. Protected well, for the most part. |
By glen kaplan From: Salt Lake City, UT Oct 23, 2006 rating: 5.7
| ahh...the route isn't that bad...at least if you consider it a means to a TR on the harder lines to the left. Plus, once you get sort of comfortable, you can cruise it in your tennies with only a piece or two... |
By icsteveoh From: salt lake city, UT Oct 31, 2006
| oh glen your glass must be half full |
By Aimee Bates May 24, 2009 rating: 5.7+
| Probably not a good lead for a new 5.7 leader, as it feels harder than that. Esp considering the crux is the start. Mostly climbs the face. |
By Finn the Human From: The Land of Ooo Aug 17, 2009 rating: 5.7
| Nice and easy, did it for my first ever trad climb. The start is pretty goofy, especially if you are on the shorter side. All in all a very safe and simple climb. Great if you wanna top rope Touch of Teflon just around the corner, as they share anchors. Careful not to get the rope caught when you moving over though! |
By Michael Buchanan Apr 27, 2010 rating: 5.7
| Bottom is the only interesting part of the climb. And the fact you can TR touch of teflon. |
By Skat B From: Down Rodeo May 29, 2013 rating: 5.7
| Weird start that goes directly into a brief crux. I found the best footholds near the crack. Just get a good hand and finger jam at the crux and work your feet up. This route lets up considerably after that brief crux section. It's not the coolest trad route but certainly a good crack for beginners!! |
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