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Urban Cowboy 

5.12a

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.12a [details]
FA: Eric Candee
Submitted By: Michael Schneiter on Apr 2, 2009

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Ben Collett on Urban Cowboy.

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Description 

Start by climbing moderately easy terrain before moving through a bulge/small roof for the first crux. Depending on height and/or preference there are a couple ways to get through the roof. Above, shake out before steep climbing and stemming in the overhanging corner. Finish on steep climbing to the anchors out right.


Location 

Just left of Kor's Corner (Route 18).


Protection 

8 bolts.



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Ben Collett resting before the final crux of Urban Cowboy.

Ben Collett resting before the final crux of Urban...

Urban Cowboy at the Puoux.

BETA PHOTO: Urban Cowboy at the Puoux.

Me on Urban Cowboy.

Me on Urban Cowboy.

Going for the kneebar beta at the first roof of Urban Cowboy.

Going for the kneebar beta at the first roof of Ur...


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By Michael Schneiter
From: Glenwood Springs, CO
Apr 2, 2009

This route was recently upgraded with new stainless steel hardware, courtesy of Climbing Magazine's Anchor Replacement Initiative. 7 of the 8 lead bolts were replaced and the anchors were replaced.

By PTZ
From: Chicago/Colorado
Oct 7, 2010

That is good to hear. It is a great route and one of my favorites. Great route for training laps or your entrance into harder leading. The lip can be done a number of ways, with a knee jam or w/o, everyone climbs it different.

By D-Storm
Dec 12, 2012

"Urban Kor Boy" — A link-up I enjoy is to traverse right into More Kor from the anchors of Urban Cowboy. It doesn't change the grade, but it feels a little spicy. The traverse is on great stone, and the climbing gets easier as the runout gets bigger. I use a 2-foot runner on the highest bolt I can reach above the ledge of More Kor to ease rope drag.