Unnamed 5.10
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Josh Janes on Oct 1, 2004 |
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This climb is mostly hands size but near the top i...
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Description This takes a right-facing corner just left of The Monk. The corner has a step in it half way up. Slightly loose and a bit of thrutching near the top.
Protection Mostly hands, some fist-size pieces too.
Gets a little wide at the top.
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By Paul Hunnicutt From: Boulder, CO Oct 22, 2007 rating: 5.10+
| Our rack: 1 #1 (to back up double pin anchor for TR), 4 #2, 3 #3, 1 #4, 1 #4.5, 1 #5 Probably overkill, but you won't have to walk anything. Beta hint: layback the wide sections. |
By claramie From: Boulder, CO Oct 16, 2009
| Cool route. First section is similar to Amaretto Corner P1 on Supercrack. If the biggest piece yo take is a #4 C4 then yo could hit the ledge if you blow the moves at the top wide section. Although probably completely unnecessary I took a #5 and a #6 and was happy to have them up high. CL |
By Matt Hoffmann From: Squamish Apr 20, 2012 rating: 5.10
| Had fun on this one. Was told hands to wide hands. For the most part, this is pretty accurate, lots of blues and yellows. Then it got wider... And wider. My single #4 made the end pretty spicy. Bring a 5 and, if you have it, an extra 4. Pretty great climb, though. Didn't wear a shirt and my shoulder and back got pretty thrashed on the end. Long and good climb. |
By NickinCO From: Westminster, CO Oct 22, 2012 rating: 5.10+
| Guide book is way off on this one (bloom 1st edition) it calls for one #4. To properly protect you would need a 4, 5, and 6 or you risk a fall onto a ledge 60ish feet up. Would have been better with the proper gear. |
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