No need for #4 camalot. With 2 #3 camalots you can leave one low and bump the other up with you for the short wide bit at the top. Really stellar climbing!
By Scott Coldiron From: Louisville, CO May 22, 2009 rating: 5.10a
My respects to Goran, he was an amazing athlete. With that said, don't be freaked out by the past accident. This is a fun, safe lead. Ditto the last post. I don't think the #4 is needed, and didn't need to bump up the second #3.
Kropp was indeed the man for getting it done. I still have the article somewhere and there is a picture of a broken biner. Some shockload or crossload went down that day. Steve
By Brandontru From: Nevada Mar 4, 2010 rating: 5.10-
The first time I went to the coulee someone had taken a fall on this climb. Spooky stuff.
None the less it is one of the coolest cracks in area.