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Peer Pressure 

5.10d

   

FA: Tom Bowker and Jay Lena 10/87
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
Length: 1 pitch
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Submitted By: lee hansche on Mar 7, 2007


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Start of the route, coming out of the corner.


Description 

Peer pressure takes the intimidating line right up the corner between Kundilini (5.12d) and Social Outcast (5.12a).... This route is a favorite at the grade.... If you don't have it dialed in, it can get quite pumpy near the chains (to avoid falling at the chains climb to a good hold at the top before clipping)....

Starting with a stick clip due to a nasty tumble factor...Head up the right wall on super crimpy holds then up and left in to the corner proper and use pods and pockets to get to the wicked nice rest ledge...Rest up cause it gets harder....
Layback up the flake above past a somewhat hidden pin.... This part can be scary looking down at the ledge so focus on your killer footwork, and punch it for the top...You are safe....


Location 

Big corner on the left end of the crag....


Protection 

6 bolts, 1 pin, chains.



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Working up and right to the nice rest before the business starts.

Working up and right to the nice rest before the b...

Peer Pressure:  Starting the upper section, after the rest

Peer Pressure: Starting the upper section, after ...


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By Ladd Raine
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From: Plymouth, NH
May 9, 2007
rating: 5.10d

Cool climb, bring a spider wand if you are the first one up it that day.

By Tom Bowker
From: Fryeburg, Maine
Nov 15, 2008

I did this route with Jay Lena, ground up over 2 days drilling from hooks. Jay should be included in the FA. The singularity of FAs at Rumney goes against the team ethic I've always embraced in climbing. They didn't do it alone.

By J. Albers
From: California
Sep 7, 2009
rating: 5.10d

If you are short, this climb gets quite hard in hurry. I watched someone that was about 5'4" do this and they were definitely having to do some 5.11 climbing. Nice route.

By Tom Bowker
From: Fryeburg, Maine
Nov 18, 2009

The pin is gone. A bit more exciting charging to the last bolt.