Trundle Trophy 5.10d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c/d [details] |
| FA: | Louie Anderson, 2004 |
| Season: | All year |
| Submitted By: | Isaac T. on Jan 3, 2007 |
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Passing the first bulge on Trundle Trophy, 5.10d
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Description This is one of the easiest steeper climbs at the crag, offers many good rests and nice jugs
Location Smack dab in the middle of the Left of the Roof Section
Protection 13 bolts, double ring anchors
Passing another bulge on Trundle Trophy, 5.10d
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Andy floating Trundle.
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John Daniels clipping the chains on the classic Tr...
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Rappelling back down
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super fun, trundle trophy
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| Comments on Trundle Trophy |
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By C Miller
Administrator
Jan 3, 2007
rating: 5.10c
| A very good route, but fairly ledgy with a couple of brief but enjoyable cruxes - the steep and dramatic finish is especially noteworthy, but not on par with the nearby, and more spectacular, Tangerine Dream. |
By NDTitanLady
Mar 22, 2011
| Bomb climb, one of the longer ones out there. A good pumpy route, with 3 obvious ledges to rest and shake out if you need to. A couple good committing cruxes that will shake you up a little. With one being a little balance moves, and the other just leaning back and reaching up & over for a jug hold that you cannot see from below. Defiantly one to do out there. |
By John Dubrawski
From: Santa Monica, CA
Jun 26, 2011
| Maybe I am old(er) school, but doesn't spraying beta here ruin other climbers' on-sight attempts?
Maybe it is a sport climber thing?
Perhaps put *spoiler alert*, like on Netflix reviews!
peace |
By Adam Stackhouse
Administrator
Jun 27, 2011
| John,
"Mountain Project aims to take climbing beta beyond the guidebook," which may include route beta, pictures, accounts etc.
Have fun! |
By johnnydanger
From: California
Oct 18, 2011
rating: 5.10d
| Classic. No hard single move, just great climbing for 100 awesome feet. Fun mantle crux move half way and a great under-cling crux move at the end to finish it off. |
By hungryhank
From: Tustin
Mar 5, 2012
| John - This route has a lot of variations that depend on your body size; my partner passes the crux in a completely different (and IMO asinine) way, so eBeta is useless unless you have the same body type and climbing style as the poster. Now that I've elucidated the obvious... I have to say that I love this route. One of the better climbs at the quarry for its grade. Good warmup that gets the blood pumping to your forearms but doesn't leave your fingers tired and useless. |
By JBuehler
Mar 27, 2012
rating: 5.10c
| A bit too many rest spots to be that solid of 10c but otherwise this route is a blast. |
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