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Twist and Crawl 

5.8 R

   

FA: Stroud, Goodwin
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 110 feet
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Submitted By: Guy Humphrey on Jun 4, 2003


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BETA PHOTO: Bloody Fingers area w/o lines.


Description 

This route follows the arete to the right of Bloody Fingers and Ney Toy. The first bolt is about 25-30ft up. Bolts have been added, since the FA.

Start either in the chimney to the left, or the face below the first bolt. Follow a handful full of bolts to a crack (wires) and finish at a bolt anchor.

Rap with 2 ropes or tarverse to the top of B.F.


Protection 

Draws, and a few wires



Photos of Twist and Crawl Slideshow Add Photo
1) Bloody Fingers<br />2) New Toy<br />3) Twist and Crawl

BETA PHOTO: 1) Bloody Fingers
2) New Toy
3) Twist and Crawl



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By Anonymous Coward
Jul 4, 2005

GREAT ROUTE FOR THE GRADE!!! if you don't like the easy runout start, protect it in the chimney with a #4 Camalot, and swing out onto the arete! Don't miss this one!!

By Nathan Fisher
Sep 5, 2005
rating: 5.8

Agreed with a don't miss this one comment. Runout easy beginning, followed by fun airy arete climbing and a nice crack finish. A 70-meter rope will work for the lower/rappel, if you are careful.

By Jason Billings
From: Draper, UT
Sep 27, 2005
rating: 5.8

We where able to sling shot this with a 70M rope, but just barely. Have a knot in the end of your rope, or better yet, have your belayer tie in.

By Tony B
From: Boulder, CO
May 1, 2007
rating: 5.8

Like an idiot who didn't know the area, I cast off on this with just draws and no trad gear. I was happy that the top third of this had such nice fingerlocks, because there is no gear! Don't forget that rack to 1"!

By sgreen
From: salt lake city, ut
May 13, 2007
rating: 5.8 R

definitely take cams for the top crack, it's splitter. Nuts work but you have to fiddle a bit with them.

By susan peplow
From: Phx J-Tree
Aug 14, 2007
rating: 5.8 PG13

As stated in the description the first bolt is about 25 feet up. From there you follow a well protected bolt line of 6 bolts until you meet with a short crack before the summit. The hand-crack above can be protected using 1" cams or just climb through. Chain anchors.

By rth
From: Salt Lake City
Sep 14, 2009

This was a classic climb. Loved it. The opening run-out will make sure you are awake. A 60 meter can make this happen and I'll tell you how. If you can't handle the run out start then you can't handle the down climb needed from the wrap down. Your 60 will put you on the ramp to the right of the climb.

Awesome run-out to keep misfits of the route.