Pulse 5.11d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 35 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11d [details] |
| FA: | Scott Stevenson |
| Submitted By: | Ladd Raine on Apr 10, 2007 |
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Description This route starts out just to the left of the left facing gully/corner at pulse wall's apex. Start out with a couple of bad crimps and pull up and left to a better hold (seeps), clip and gain the better jug above (left side is best). Get a high foot and get the side pull and transfer over to the undercling-ish solid stance(taxing). Grab the upper crimp with your left hand and right out above the overhang, get left hand into dish above the corner(hidden hold). Pull the mantle on those bad holds, don't look down, there is no exposure but your bolt is a little farther down than you would like(b careful to clear your heels). Stand up and clip the anchors.
Location Upper section of cliff 2nd to last climb.
Protection Well-bolted.
Kayte Knower flips off the cameraman. Photo by Jay...
| jakob about half way in to Pulse...
| A high contrast alex on Pulse...
| Jakob going for the top...
| Adam about to get into the dreaded mantle
| Staring down the final clip before the proverbial ...
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By Mike Thompson From: Manchester NH Apr 10, 2007
| Can you please add more detail in your descriptions? I don't understand the ins and outs of this route. thanks |
By Ladd Raine Administrator From: Plymouth, NH Apr 29, 2007
| No problem Mike sorry about that. |
By Ladd Raine Administrator From: Plymouth, NH May 8, 2007
| Mike, This would be a great climb if it is at your limit, the holds are all there and the clips aren't bad. It is also easy to work out. |
By James Otey From: NH Jun 21, 2010 rating: 5.11d
| Where is this taxing undercling? I didn't use one undercling on the entire route and it felt great. |
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