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Eros 
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Winged Mongrel 

Eros 

5.10d

   
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Type: Trad, 2 pitches, 80 feet
Consensus: 5.10+ [details]
FA: Tom McMillan, Tom Howard 1979
Submitted By: joe disciullo on Jul 27, 2010

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Getting steep on Eros. Right before the crux roof...

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  • Description 

    Awkward climbing leads to a right to left angling crack. Massive Holds, great gear. Climbs like the latter part of Winged Mongrel but longer and more sustained. after turning the corner onto the face it saves a lot of rope drag to belay there. Then go up and right to the anchors.


    Location 

    25 feet right of Winged Mongrel.


    Protection 

    Standard Rack, doubles of #2 and #3 BD wouldn't hurt. It will take bigger gear if you want to lug it up.



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    Perfect tri-cam placement protects this funky section.

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    By TomCaldwell
    From: Clemson, S.C.
    Jun 6, 2011
    rating: 5.10d

    No doubles necessary. A rack of tri-cams and nuts protects the traverse under the roof very well. There is an awkward placement (perfect tri-cam) right before you get to the big rest that starts the traverse into crux section.