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Total Ramon 

5.11c PG13

   

FA: Drew Bedford and Hank Armantrout 1983
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.11c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: Dave Budge on Aug 23, 2007


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Description 

Crimpy sideways holds with funky footwork. A bueno little package of climbing. Like a bolted Little Cottonwood boulder problem. Andale!


Location 

Total Ramon is to the left of Scratchin' for the Loomer, which both rise from the slope around the corner and uphill from the flat spot below Fortress..


Protection 

Bring a few draws for the bolts. Getting to the first bolt can be spicy, it can be stick-clipped (but it won't be as proud as going ground up in lycra tights).

There are bolted chain anchors on the ledge above. Read Drew's comments below regarding extra pieces above the last bolt to reduce the potential monster ripper if you blow it on the 5.9 finish.



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By Arie Leeflang
From: North Korea
Sep 6, 2007
rating: 5.11c

Fun, fun line. Short with a powerful sequence that seems to relent above the second bolt. But save some petrol for the easier finish as I vaguely remember some deck potential reaching the anchors...

By David Shiembob
From: slc, ut
Sep 12, 2007

I guess if you want to be picky about it, this route is really X rated. It's moderate at the top, but you're definitely still climbing, and you'd be cratering by the time you're getting close to the anchors. Not that that should keep a an .11 leader from doing it, all the hard stuff is well protected. Stick clip on the first bolt though unless you're solid. Burly crux moves, be sure to bring your body tension and edging shoes!

By Drew Bedford
From: Wasatch Back, UT
Aug 24, 2008

I certainly never called this a sport route. I would have said 5.11 R. There are cams to be had above the bolts. It's only X (1) if you fall on 5.9, and (2) you have chosen not to carry or place gear.