Moof
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Oct 17, 2019
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Portland, OR
· Joined Dec 2007
· Points: 25
We took 3 in the purple size, and one green and I’d argue that is the ticket. There are only a couple spots for the green, it is mostly purple the whole way.
Got down from the zodiac three days ago. With yellow totems you don’t need any sawed angles, and we define bring any knifeblades/lost arrows either. For a current rack I’d recommend two large beaks, two medium camhooks, one wide camhook, a talon and a grappling hook, a few wire river hangers and a few larger sized metal hangers. The whole route easily went clean for us. Don’t bring a number #4 but instead bring two #5’s. No #6 necessary either.
Moof
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Oct 20, 2019
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Portland, OR
· Joined Dec 2007
· Points: 25
Nate Farr wrote: Purple size meaning new #5, green meaning new #6 C4?
We had a old #4 friend, which was left as pro early on, these would be tipped out or worse for much of the wide stuff. Mostly useless compare to the next size up.
We also had a #5 tech friend, old 4.5 camalot, and a #5 C4. These were perfect for the meat of things, allowing one to get left as pro when the rivet feels disturbingly far away. I also had an old green #5, which was useful in a couple spots, but not mandatory (a crammed green is more reassuring than a semi-tipped purple). Near the end of the wideness the green got left as pro in a wider pod. Save 1x of #3 down to medium aliens for the end roof.