Logjammin 5.11b
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| Type: | Sport, TR, 1 pitch, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b [details] |
| FA: | Bank, Buchanan, Edwards '97 |
| Season: | Year round (afternoon summers bad idea) |
| Submitted By: | Isaac T. on Apr 19, 2007 |
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BETA PHOTO: The north side of Little Lebowski's. The climber ...
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Description I found the crux is near the middle after the 2nd bolt. In the evenings and mornings this climb is in the shade and surrounded by large oak trees, bugs can be a problem but the rock is very unique on this side. There is a rather large pocket just to the right of Logjammin.
Location In the main area walk north east around the corner under the oak tree the climbing is on the east side opposite of the ocean.
Protection 4 bolts 2 chains (?) at the top. They can be hard to see especially on Face Down in the Muck to the right. I seem to remember that one of the anchors was a spinner. Has someone fixed this?
By Joseph Stover
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Oct 25, 2009
| Got shut down on the crux today. thin slopers indeed. |
By Brian Paden
From: Goleta CA
Sep 17, 2010
| The bolts are quite loose but I fell on them repeatedly and they seem to be all right. Tricky beta. First bolt is about 15ft off the deck but the moves up to it are trivial. |
By Joseph Stover
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Feb 17, 2011
| Were the bolts actually loose, or just spinning hangers? |
By andy patterson
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
Feb 19, 2011
| A spinning hanger does not necessarily mean the bolt is bad. I'd be more worried about the soft nature of the rock. |
By Olivia Offutt
Feb 5, 2013
| Spinning hangers, not loose bolts. Finish is a chain and a bolt. Rock is super sandy- brushing holds makes a huge difference if it hasnt been trafficked in a while. The fall from the crux can be slightly dangery because of the cave underneath. Super fun route. |
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