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5.9

   

FA: Aaron Wilkinson, Darren Knezek, Justin McDonald
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
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Submitted By: Perin Blanchard on Nov 23, 2007


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Description 

A tricky start with small feet, crimps, a gaston, and careful balance until you reach the waiting jugs above.

After the clipping the second bolt the rest of the route is primarily juggy and alternates between steep (vertical) and somewhat less so.

A fun route with a number of big moves between big holds.

After the last bolt the route heads right sharply to the chains.


Location 

The fifth bolted line from the left. Alternatively, the second bolted line from the right on the left side of The Jobsite.


Protection 

9 bolts, chain anchors (shared with Telemarketer to the right).



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By Perin Blanchard
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From: Orem, UT
Apr 29, 2008

Really quite a fun climb. Probably my favorite at this location (although I haven’t yet done the .10c to its right).

By Clay Allred
May 16, 2008

this is a fun route and gets even better when you add two pitches of snatch on top.

By Christopher Sorensen
From: Provo, UT
Sep 13, 2008
rating: 5.9

Fun climb. The crux for me was the move to the second bolt, which is tricky, but after that it's just long more than it's hard, but it's a lot of fun. While climbing there was no way to do it without brushing a lot of debris down, mostly little pebbles and sand, but cleaning it on the way down, two pretty big rocks came loose, which I was luckily able to spot and toss away from those lurking at the bottom. I would bring a helmet for the belayer, or at least belay pretty far from the cliff, which is easy with a 70m rope. Fun climb. Lots of fun, actually. Anyone know how long this climb is?