Shine 5.14a
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch |
| Consensus: | 5.14a [details] |
| FA: | Peter Beal, 1997 |
| Submitted By: | Peter Beal on Jan 1, 2001 |
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Description Climbs the groove and steep headwall to the right of Sucking My Will to Live. Very bouldery crux. First bolted by Kurt Smith and Mark Rolofson.
Protection 8 bolts.
Crux.
| Local hardman Rob exiting the crux of Shine.
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By Richard M. Wright From: Lakewood, CO Jul 13, 2001
| This route has always looked impossible to me despite once rapping down it to see if actually had any holds. I'd love to know how you move through it, Peter, since from what I can tell yours is indeed the only red point on record. |
By Peter Beal From: Boulder Colorado Apr 15, 2002
| I want to report at least one confirmed repeat by Chris Way who took 30+ tries to link the upper crux by means of a heinous toss. Way to go! |
By Anonymous Coward Apr 28, 2004
| Joe Kinder thought this was .14b yeah sounds like East Coast boys can't hang with CO crimps. Nice job, Peter. |
By Kaelen Willaims Aug 8, 2008
| AC- Joe Kinder redpointed Primetime to Shine (for the 2nd ascent), calling it .14b. Perhaps you are mistaken. |
By Peter Beal From: Boulder Colorado Aug 8, 2008
| Joe thought Shine was 14b when he first did it. Primetime came along quite a bit later. |
By Luke Childers Aug 13, 2009 rating: 5.14a
| Work this one back in 2001 and could never do it with out having to hang a few times but it's a new year and I'm feeling like I want some again!! I thought it to be a near perfect line!!! |
By Luke Childers Sep 27, 2009 rating: 5.14a
| Worked this sweet hart today and got it put to me this time around!!! Still a great line I hope to complete this fall. It's a little crazy working out the beta now that the wall is grid bolted. Years ago when I 1st tried the line I believe it was the only one on that section of wall and had not yet seen an F.A.. Still a proud line not lacking in power moves all the way to the finish. |
By Kaelen Williams Dec 28, 2009 rating: 5.14a
| The flake at the top seems to be flexing.... |
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