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Should I Go (aka El Potrero) 

5.10b/c

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
FA: Matt Polk & Dan Frame, 1999
Submitted By: M.Morley on Jun 4, 2006

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Description 

This route was originally a toprope, and is listed in the 2000 Edwards guidebook as "R"-rated. Matt Polk and Dan Frame added lead bolts in 1999 (see comment below).


Location 

On the far left side of the wall, left of Zyzzxx.


Protection 

4 bolts + 2-bolt anchor



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By Matt Polk
Dec 11, 2007

There are actually two routes here. The left one is Should I Stay? 10.B and the right one is Should I go? 10.B. Both share the same anchors. Dan Frame and I placed bolts in these routes in 99.

By ryan mattock
Mar 16, 2009

nice new route! thank's.

By Michelle Lynn
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Jul 22, 2012

This route has five bolts.

By andy patterson
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
Feb 17, 2013

"Should I Stay" has five bolts, and a great crux down low. Looks harder than it feels.