Jazzman (a.k.a. Turdland) 5.10a
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| Type: | Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 110 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10a [details] |
| FA: | Craig Luebben, Bob Gobell, Gerry Huitt, Robyn Bunch, 1989 |
| Submitted By: | Aaron Martinuzzi on Feb 6, 2010 |
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Jazzman climbs the line of bolts as for Birdland, ...
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Description Jazzman shares a start with Birdland, but continues straight up after the second bolt through thin, crux terrain through the third bolt. Nice edges continue up through an incessant line of bolts until a second crux (9/10a) is encountered in a depression higher up the wall.
Location Jazzman climbs the face just left of the arete formed by Beer for Breakfast's dihedral. The start, shared with Birdland, is easily identified by a bedazzled pothole about five feet up the wall, beneath the first bolt.
Protection Something like 12 bolts protect this line, so bring a bunch of quickdraws. It unfortunately received retro-bolting treatment from the same folks who took care of Aunt Edna's Costume Jewelry (hardware's the same).
Per Mojo Stylee: As of Feb. 19, 2011, most of the bolts, including the anchors, have been removed from this route.
Per Neil Wachowski: there are now 6 bolts left.
| Comments on Jazzman (a.k.a. Turdland) |
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By Mojo Stylee
From: Ft. Collins, CO
Feb 22, 2011
| As of Feb. 19, 2011, most of the bolts, including the anchors, have been removed from this route. |
By Neil Wachowski
From: Fort Collins, CO
Apr 29, 2012
| Six bolts still remain on this route, which matches the guidebook description. If you wish to secure the (easier) portion of the route after the bolts dry up then bring a small cam or medium stopper or two. |
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