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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet
Consensus: 5.8- [details]
FA: Fred Stanley, 1966
Submitted By: ScottH on Feb 9, 2006

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Stem rest on Party in your Pants

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Party in your pants (5.8)

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Jeff nearing the top of the pitch.

Jeff nearing the top of the pitch.

Party in your pants

Party in your pants

Party In Your Pants

Party In Your Pants


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By ScottH
Feb 9, 2006

Having somehow managed to introduce this route without a description, I'll put it in here. Party in your Pants ascends a pair of parallel crack systems just left of Easy Off. Stem and jam your way up the steep corners and past a series of wavy bulges, which provide the crux moves. Fairly continuous 5.8 climbing. Bring gear to 3".

By Michiel Zuidweg
From: Seattle
Apr 21, 2006

A great sustained 5.8 trad climb. I would recommend doubling up on mid sized cams and bring one or two micro cams. Leave the small nuts, I never found a use for them. However, since I ran out of mid cams, I stacked two large stoppers. Great hand jams, a few stem rests, and the bulges do provide the crux moves.

By atfarley
From: Bellingham, WA
Sep 24, 2008

This is one of my favorites here, don't leave without tryin it.

By Mark Roberts
From: Vancouver, BC
Apr 10, 2012

The book says there's one bolt that you can back up with a 4" piece, but there were three equalized chains when I got to the anchor yesterday. Awesome fun by the way. A romp.

I found that the cracks took a wide variety of gear the entire way up. I was saving most of my wider gear because I thought I'd read it widens up at the top, but the crack undulates enough that you can really take a basic rack to 3" if you're conservative and creative. Plenty of nut placements, unlike Michiel I used my small nuts and they felt bomber.