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Kitty Litter 

5.10

   

FA: unknown
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.11a [details]
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Submitted By: Chris Dawson on Apr 13, 2002


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Here is another route where I'm not sure of the name. There is only one discernable route between Kool Cat and Tender Vittles on the Cat Wall and this is it. The book describes it as a 140ft. corner with mostly big hands. In actuality it's about 95 ft. and starts out as thin fingers liebacking to a facehold/stance followed by some pods and flares that are wide in places, but certainly not "mostly wide hands". I'm sure someone can tell what this is, or confirm a mistake in the guide. Anyway, this pitch is well worth doing, however, the anchor slings are in need of being replaced pretty badly. Might feel like .10+ at the start, which is sustained for 30 or 40 ft. A 60 meter will get you down fine.


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.4/.5 in. for the start followed by several from 2-4 in. mostly hand sized.



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By Chris Dawson
Oct 14, 2002

The slings at the anchor have been replaced on 10.12.02

By Max Schon
Nov 11, 2003

I'd say the start is definitely 5.11-, but most of the climb is 5.10.

By Kirk Woerner
May 3, 2004
rating: 5.11a

This route is hard, especially for large fingers. I'd call it 5.11- (Compare it to Coyne Crack Simulator for example). It's 20 feet of hard thin finger laybacking before it eases up.

By Rob Dillon
From: Leadville, CO
May 13, 2004

Two stars is generous for this one, considering the nearby competition on the best crag in the universe.

By chris Kalous
Nov 17, 2006

This route has new anchors as of Nov 2006, courtesy of Climbing Magazines ARI program.