Price is Right 5.11a PG13
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 35 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11a [details] |
| FA: | Johnny Arms - 1998 |
| Submitted By: | chris mcclendon on Nov 27, 2008 |
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Chris getting started on the roof section of The P...
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Description Crux is pulling roof.....long move on decent holds
Location Farthest bolted route to the right, in the hole.
Protection 5 or 6 bolts two open hangers
Thomas Skinner pulling the last moves on Price is ...
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| Comments on Price is Right |
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By s f
From: Georgia
Nov 30, 2009
| ...not PG13 |
By JohnWesely
From: Athens, GA
Oct 6, 2010
| You are right. It is more like R. For sure... |
By Swamp Cookie
From: da Bayou
Mar 6, 2011
rating: 5.11a
| This route is well protected. Hate to disagree with both of you. |
By Geissler Golding
Aug 15, 2011
| Yes, excellently bolted. This route is a classic. The first time I ever got on it I melted off the anchors and, well, the phrase "come on down!" resonated with me... |
By karl vochatzer
From: Austin, TX
Nov 27, 2011
rating: 5.11a
| I had no issues with the way the route is developed. The only possible bad (non-air) fall I saw was missing #3 and swinging back into the vertical section below #2. It would be possible to swing your legs back into the rock falling onto #3 or #4, but really only if the belayer is keeping the rope taught while you ascend past the protection causing a wrecking ball effect. Unlike most climbers when going through a crux after the last piece, ask the belayer to keep a small bit of slack out so that it softens the fall and directs it downward instead of on a pendulum with the last draw. BTW, the route has only 4 bolts and 2 open shuts for anchors, not 5-6 bolts as stated. |
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