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Middle Tier, Jungle Book 5.10b
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| Type: | Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10b [details] |
| FA: | Unknown |
| Submitted By: | Katie Purtill on Jun 24, 2002 |
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Description Watch out for barndooring! Fun liebacks in a open book dihedral. "Jungle Book" is pumpy and physical but can be finessed with good fingerlock technique. A very enjoyable crack climb.
Protection Three bolts on top for setting up a toprope. Bring long slings. Thin crack/pin scars. Pro up to 2 1/2" mostly smaller pieces.
| Comments on Middle Tier, Jungle Book |
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By Aron Quiter Administrator From: Berkeley, CA Jun 25, 2002
| This climb was buurrrnneeeyy. A sustained workout. |
By Anonymous Coward Aug 26, 2002
| Scary lead in soft sandstone. Top-rope is now easy to set up on new bomber bolts with permanent biners. I never get tired of this strenuous lie-backing to a balancy step right into the small cave. Lower off and do it again without rest until you look like popeye! |
By scalparm Apr 29, 2008
| Sketchy gear! Very physical for the first few moves with a balancey crux. Thank god the one good piece comes right before. I'd put it at 10c/d given the sketch factor. Some nice moves, short though. |
By Bill Greenleaf May 13, 2009
| First go I barndoored off. 2nd go I ripped the starting left hand crimp off the wall. Total bummer. Hadn't rained for nearly a month when I pulled the hold in late April. Probably still goes but might be slightly harder. |
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