Pit Bull Terror 5.11
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 120 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11 [details] |
| FA: | unknown |
| Submitted By: | Joe Collins on Apr 27, 2003 |
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Chad working the finger crack, still a long way to...
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Description This long, steep, right-facing corner is right of the Johnny Cat alcove, just before the buttress rounds the corner to Fat Cat and Catastroph. 2 ropes are needed (a single 70m might work).
This is your typical Indian Creek endurance climb... no stopper crux, but lots of physical climbing. The climb starts with a slightly overhung lieback, eventually widening to hands. Climb quickly through the lieback... small hands people will get to thin hand jams reasonably quickly. The top is a mix of wide hands and pod climbing.
Protection A few pieces in the yellow alien to green camalot size. Many thin hands to wide hands pieces (3 to 4) of each. A #4 friend or #4 camalot.
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By Mike Munger
From: Boulder, Colorado
Oct 21, 2004
| Two each of purple, green, red and yellow camalots, plus several blue camalots for the upper wider section will give ample pro. A single 70 m rope is long enough to lower off with. |
By Matt Lisenby
Sep 12, 2008
| There's a second pitch on Pit Bull Terror done by myself and Will Hays. Its another 80 feet or so of climbing with a fun undercling traverse into a good hands/Cups crack. About 5.10+/11- |
By Luke Stefurak
From: Mountain View, CA
Nov 25, 2009
| A #4 camalot didn't do much good (didn't fit) but a old 4.5 camalot or new #5 camalot really works well in the wide section. |
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