Speed Trap 5.12b/c
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| Type: | Sport, 35 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.12 [details] |
| FA: | Steve Carruthers, Jim Howe, 1990 |
| Submitted By: | grk10vq on Apr 1, 2010 |
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Mike approaching the business...
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Description Fire up the steep face on the right side of the wall. Move, move, and fight the pump. Clip the first three bolts of Mach 5 and break towards a fourth bolt to the right. Get your one and only mediocre rest then jump for a thin edge. Stick this move and continue up past two more bolts picking a part the last 15 feet. Eat a light lunch, its a very powerful route. A few big holds, a dead point, plenty of crimps, and a gaston! Hard if you're tall, hard if you're short, its no gimmie.
Location In the midle of the wall, Speed Trap starts on the first two bolts of Mach 5 and finishes at the right most visible anchor.
Protection Six bolts to an anchor.
Mike's twisted beta...
| Beta which, as far as I know, has yet to see a red...
| Tenesmus gliding up the wall.
| Better beta. But, don't look at this picture and r...
| At the top.
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By Fett May 23, 2010 rating: 5.12b/c
| The last 15-20 feet feels like 2 V4 moves with some good crimps in between. The Gaston move is hard to balance and taxing. Good clipping stances... fun stuff. Seems like it would be hard for shorter people |
By tenesmus Aug 11, 2010
| That gaston move is burly for tall people and the tall man beta makes the second problem feel a lot easier than v4. Nice pics Spreadsheet. |
By Sam Miller From: salt lake city, UT Jul 20, 2012
| Really cool! Easy until the last few moves. Felt like solid .12c to me. |
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