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Leaning Aid Crack 

5.4 A2

   
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Type: Trad, Aid, 1 pitch, 70 feet
Consensus: 5.4 A2 [details]
FA: ?
Season: Aiding Time
Submitted By: eric harvey on Feb 25, 2009

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Description 

One can see bolts and rivets along the crack. This route could have been A3 or A4 and a very proud line... However there were many rivets on this pitch where it would be possible to place gear. Like a rivet next to a bomber #6 placement. Other than this it has some fun thin stuff to deal with.


Location 

The route is the first route left of Cornered.


Protection 

Rack to #2 BD, offset Aliens, small Pecker, copperheads just in case.



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By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Mar 18, 2013

Has this line been climbed free? A couple of years ago ABS and I ran it on a top rope, and while we did not do it free at the time, there seemed to be a reasonable sequence that could go free if you have the finger strength and the reach. Might make an excellent hard climb for the 5.14 generation.