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Tool Boy 

5.11 R

   

FA: Mike Dahlberg
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.11b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
Season: Fall
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Submitted By: Shawn P. Tracy on Nov 26, 2007


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Description 

Up flakes on Wild Things (don't trust flake for pro) to a stance on horizontal ledge leading to right. Walk on air across traverse to stance below roof and in corner. Up to roof then out right to hidden, hanging off hands crack to anchors right of final outside corner.


Location 

Sigma Wall


Protection 

Expert trad lead until supplimental bolts will protect nearly unprotectable start. Soon to be bolted by Dahlberg.



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The unprotect traverse.  Don't fall here on lead.

The unprotect traverse. Don't fall here on lead.

Brandon in the perfect hand crack near the top of Tool Boy.

Brandon in the perfect hand crack near the top of ...


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By randy baum
From: Minneapolis, MN
Apr 11, 2009
rating: 5.10c/d

optional start: climb five feet up the flake and hand traverse out the obvious horizontal crack. after ten feet or so you'll come to a huge jug/flake (takes pro). from here, make a big move up and right to the crack system.

no need to add a bolt. the move from the pedestal to the crack can be protected with a purple or a silver tcu. once on the crack, you can also immediately plug in a yellow, or orange tcu.

fun climb. i wish the main crack system went on a hundred feet longer!! :)