Norman Rockshoes 5.9
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch |
| Consensus: | 5.9+ [details] |
| FA: | Tom Hanson, 1986. |
| Submitted By: | Ben Mottinger on Jan 1, 2001 |
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Description This is a good face climb that has some long reaches and tricky footwork. The holds are small pockets and cobbles that are just enough to get you purchase. It is definitely not an easy route compared to other 9s I've done. This climb is located just around the corner on the right (South-facing wall) as you enter the Dungeon from the North.
Protection 3-4 bolts to double anchors.
BETA PHOTO: Norman Rockshoes.
| Rockshoes on the sharp end.
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| Comments on Norman Rockshoes |
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By Anonymous Coward Dec 5, 2001
| Another fun one here in the Dungeon. Beta - There is a little finger pocket in the depression that gets you past the first bolt....tricky. |
By Darin Lang Apr 22, 2002
| Definitely a fun and tricky 5.9. Don't sweat the high first bolt on this one - it's 5.4 or so to get to it. The crux comes immediately after clipping this bolt, and can be solved in two or three different ways. |
By Andy Bristtoe May 27, 2008
| Only three bolts, I swear. But it's super fun and on point with the nine. |
By Neil Wachowski From: Fort Collins, CO Sep 1, 2008
| Perhaps this route just doesn't play to my strengths, but I had a harder time with the crux on this than The Rack. I finally got it when I found the finger pocket, but it definitely didn't come easily. Maybe I'm missing something. |
By Stephen Carlos Rydalch From: Golden, CO May 18, 2009 rating: 5.9+
| A very fun route. An interesting, technical crux. Left me wishing for more. |
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