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Stan's Crack 

5.8

   

FA: Stan Wallace and Spencer Turrentine 1970s
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.8+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet
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Submitted By: Danny Inman on May 6, 2007


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Stans Crack


Description 

This route follows a great handcrack in a left-facing corner for about 65-70 feet, at which point there is an obvious off-width (direct finish 9+) to the left or easier terrain to the right -- the original route goes right following mellow terrain to the anchors. I found the route to be sustained at the grade with no particular crux. The face holds are plentiful, so the rests come easy as does protection.


Location 

Continue past RJ gold etc., down a couple of steps-follow the trail for 30 yards or so. The route is a prominent left-facing corner.


Protection 

Mainly hand-sized cams. A rack from 1" up to 3" will do fine, double up on the 2 - 2.5" pieces to really sew it up.



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By Jason Price
May 15, 2007
rating: 5.8

This is a great route! The fact that it has 2 pitches (although the 2nd is quite short) makes for a unique experience at Sunset. The exit up the face left of the off-width is also a great finish at about 10a. The gear (sm. to med. wires/cams) is not obvious from the belay, but it opens up as you go. Fantastic...