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Provo 

5.11b

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Type: Sport, 1 pitch
Consensus: 5.11 [details]
FA: Bill Boyle, 1988
Submitted By: Bryan K. on Jan 9, 2008

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Description 

Located on the far right side of the wall in a short gully/corridor. Begin climbing a crack in a short right facing corner. Pull a small roof and continue on a steep thin face to anchor.


Protection 

Draws to a 2-bolt anchor. This will take small nuts up to a #1 camalot. Gear won't be needed after the first bolt.



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By Andy Laakmann
Site Landlord
From: Bend, OR
Aug 29, 2008
rating: 5.11c

Hard! But fun! The bottom is physical since there aren't any feet as you move into the good jugs. Moving past the first bolt is technical and tricky. Then a deadpoint (for me) to the jug below the third bolt. Clipping and moving past the forth bolt felt all of 5.11 to me. Thin, technical, and hard steep slabbin'.

Recommended, but don't expect a cruise..... Small nuts to a #1 camalot to get to you to the first bolt.