Out Past Curfew V4
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 feet |
| Consensus: | V4- [details] |
| FA: | John Freaney |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | sweatpants on May 29, 2008 |
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BETA PHOTO: start is on right arete. i wish the picture was a...
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Description Stellar problem. start on jugs reg. or underclings on the arete. up to obvious sidepull match and to the top for topout.
Location just below cliffline faces the road
Protection pad
BETA PHOTO: pic 2
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| notice the hold im on and the giant crack under it...
| Big ups!
| Josh staying out past curfew.
| Ryan finishing it up.
| Andrew moving up
| Andrew cutting feet
| Ellen cruising
| Ellen cutting feet
| humping her way to freedom
| Revisiting another classic, March 2010. Thanks Sw...
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| Comments on Out Past Curfew |
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By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Jul 27, 2008
| Good line. Steeper than the photos make it look! |
By sweatpants From: Broomfield, CO Jul 27, 2008
| haha thanks man. did u find it ok? did u look around at all for any new lines while over there? |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Jul 28, 2008
| Walked around some, but spent most of the time there scoping the steep face and wondering if the stuff had been lead. Looks like some of them have been lead on the comments under the Deutschlander wall. The rock doesn't seem quite solid enough to feel comfortable on lead for me. I tried the start to a few of the natural lines on the wall and was pulling chunks off, and it hasn't rained up there in a long while. Oh well. |
By sweatpants From: Broomfield, CO Jul 28, 2008
| really? yuck. it is a really pretty wall too. that's to bad. |
By sweatpants From: Broomfield, CO Aug 2, 2008
| You know how you mantle and reach back for the big ledge? well that's no longer there because when I repeated this i almost bit it when upon topping out it totally flexed. So i removed it so no one dies with a 50 pound rock on their head and cleaned a bit. need a broom for the top of some of these things. Danny also snapped the entire undercling start off, to his surprise and his ass's unpleasant impalement. so it starts on the obv. jug. the prob is a bit harder now with a slightly tougher topout and first move but still good for the grade. That piece flexing was really fucking scary though. |
By Brian Runnells Aug 9, 2008
| awesome problem, one of the best in the park |
By Tony Brengosz Aug 17, 2008
| We hiked up here today, and I totally realized that last year we hiked by this and just messing around I pulled on in my sandals, snapped off a jug, and landed on my ass on the pointy rock. |
By Paul Dieterle From: Pasadena, CA Sep 20, 2009
| One of my favorite problems in the park. I recommend more than one pad for the top. It felt about as hairy as Natural Highs, but I flashed it so it wasn't as familiar |
By sweatpants From: Broomfield, CO Sep 20, 2009
| good job man! glad you liked it. |
By Paul Dieterle From: Pasadena, CA Sep 21, 2009
| Yeah man, it's sick. I got SO close to flashing Grounded for Life. But overall, I found the movement on this way more smooth and natural. It could still use a bit of cleaning... |
By Trad Nanny Sep 22, 2011 rating: V3
| Make sure someone spots in front of the rock to the left, definitely in play. I thought more like V3. |
By TravisK From: Madison Mar 16, 2012
| Is this thing ever dry? I was close to sending but the top few holds were quite damp and I bailed... |
By Langlois From: NYC Mar 18, 2012 rating: V3+
| Yes it is frequently dry. Please do not climb any of the problems at GD if it is wet (or damp). Many holds have broken already and I would hate to see some of the less bomber holds (like the start holds on this climb) break. |
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