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Suicide Blonde 

5.11b

   

FA: Drew Bedford
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet
Views: 559 page views

Submitted By: veritus on Jun 30, 2006


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Perin on Suicide Blonde.


Description 

Overhung and short. Jugs most of the way up. Moves surrounding the last bolt are slightly desperate.


Location 

First line on the Hard Rock wall.


Protection 

bolts



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By D. Durrant
Oct 11, 2007

Wow, how many people have not gotten off the ground on this one. Can a route be polished to a new letter grade? If the bottom gives you fits, try Juggernaut.

By Hayden Eatchel
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Feb 21, 2008

i noticed a bolt line above suicide blonde that looked good! Does anybody know what the route is named or rated ??

By jtwalter
From: Orem, UT
Mar 7, 2008

I think you're referring to Beehive. It's like a .12b or something. Here is a photo of the route I think you're referring to : http://www.mountainproject.com/v/utah/wasatch_range/american>>>>>

By McRae Williams
May 13, 2008

My buddy led this route and then I top roped it. I fell at the crux, but then sent it. I want to work it on lead. The Longer moves with positive holds really got me stoked. Hope to redpoint soon.

By criscokid
From: PG, Utah
Jul 3, 2008

Hardest 5.11b I've ever tried. VERY polished. I agree with D. Durrant on maybe it's time to bump the grade up. Took several tries and I was still pumped out of my brains when I finally did it. "Eight to Eleven" is very easy by comparison.