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Metal 

5.10c/d

   

FA: Darren Knezek
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet
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Submitted By: Perin Blanchard on Jul 17, 2007


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BETA PHOTO: 1 The Hidden 5.10c
2 .44 Caliber Killer 5....



Description 

A mostly vertical to slightly overhanging limestone climb on crimps and jugs, including a few sidepull/undercling jugs that make it interesting. The angle eases after the fourth bolt. Overall a fun climb.


Location 

Third route from the left on the east-most part of the Hidden Wall.


Protection 

5 bolts to chains. The first bolt can be clipped from the ground so it isn't particularly useful.



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First move on the route, Thin edge at the beginning that you can high step and hit the hold. Sweet start.

First move on the route, Thin edge at the beginnin...

Setting the third clip.

Setting the third clip.

Jonny Wilson belayed by Christian Burrell on Metal.

Jonny Wilson belayed by Christian Burrell on Metal...


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By jtwalter
From: Orem, UT
Jul 17, 2007

This is a pretty fun route. While it's a bit stiff, the moves are fun and it's not a straight forward jug haul. This route has side pulls, gastons, crimps, smears and even a mantle, all in 5 bolts. The only thing it's missing is a killer pocket. IMO this route is more fun than The Hidden, the 10c to the left, and not that much more difficult.

By Andy VanHouten
From: Park City, UT
May 21, 2008

starts left, works right into first bolt, super fun...uber fun route all the way up

By Bad Sock Puppet
Aug 26, 2008
rating: 5.10c

As soon as you climb to the upper part of hidden wall this route catches your eye. I don't think it starts left as Andy said, but I could be wrong....went up straight just fine. Not sure where the crux is if there is one. Great route with lots of sidepulls, gastons, and underclings. I'm not sure if the route curves left to get the last bolt on 44 cal. killer before going to the chains, but even if you keep going straight up (small runout) the route stays good.