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Chorus Line 

5.9

   

FA: Stuart Ruckman, Brian Smoot 1990
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 80 feet
Views: 499 page views

Submitted By: Nathan Fisher on Jan 1, 2003


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Halfway up chorus line.


Description 

Just past Tres Facile, is a small roof that can be clipped and popped, easier than it seems, continue up the face traversing right until you reach the second line of bolts. Go up these utilizing the angled holds, and enjoy the view.


Protection 

2 bolts for anchors, and 6 draws for the climb. Rappel off.



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By Lee Gitlin
May 25, 2004
rating: 5.9

The only hard move on the route is the crux, which occcurs pulling the roof above bolt #1. Some interesting foot switching, but very positive hands and feet.

By vincent pierce
Aug 13, 2005
rating: 5.9

I kinda think this is HARDER than it looks. All the holds on the mini roof seem to face the wrong way. CAUTION: don't climb the corner to the right of the roof... clipping from there is not easy and you take a nasty swing if u fall before you can clip.

By worfeus
Mar 4, 2006

Vincent is right about the initial roof. It is the hardest move on the route. Clip high first, and then pull hard.

I solo'd this route once in the early 90's, no problem. All the moves are smooth, and footholds are bomber.

The repel off has an overhang, and sharp edge so don't swing, sit in your harness for the repel, cause you'll be well off the wall for most of the trip down.

Great exposure. Really fun climb.