You don't have to take a nap up here to get the job done. I made the mistake of not putting long enough runners in my gear below me and that gave me the feeling like I was pulling my house up this climb. Very long.

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You don't have to take a nap up here to get the job done. I made the mistake of not putting long enough runners in my gear below me and that gave me the feeling like I was pulling my house up this climb. Very long.

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Mega rest a ways up!

The totally bitchin thin hands start to the totally bitchin Pente

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Amanda Gibson

Jul 12, 2017

“You don't have to take a nap up here to get the job done. I made the mistake of not putting long enough runners in my gear below me and that gave me the feeling like I was pulling my house up this climb. Very long.”

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Andy Hansen gives Pente a go on his second day climbing in the Creek. Sept 2011. www.mattkuehlphoto.com

Andy Hansen places a #2 in the thin hands start to Pente. Sept 2011 www.mattkuehlphoto.com

The awesome thin hands splitter of Pente.<br>
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Photo by Alex Cooper

Pente

Pente (5.11), a grand perspective.<br>
Terry climbing.<br>

Smack in the middle of the hands splitter on Pente. September 2011.

Tony stretching towards the thin hands start to Pente

Mega rest a ways up!

You don't have to take a nap up here to get the job done. I made the mistake of not putting long enough runners in my gear below me and that gave me the feeling like I was pulling my house up this climb. Very long.

The totally bitchin thin hands start to the totally bitchin Pente

Start of the slabby left-facing corner.

What an outstanding climb! Great crack for all hand sizes!

Tony Bubb on the final moves of 'Pente (5.11-)'. Photo by Joseffa Meir, 2002.

Tony jammin on the beautiful Pente splitter

A slightly different angle. Joseffa Meir leads 'Pente (5.11-)' at Resevoir Wall. The wide corner in the background is unknown to me. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2002.

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Pente with a view

Geared-up for the long haul (thin hands start).

The classic thin hands - hands splitter. Fingers for the corner above.

The upper corner is 0.75.....harder if you have bigger hands....

Pete about to re-enter red Camalot country. <br>
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Interesting "block" physics on this one...<br>
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March 2013

The towering Pente. Mamacita!

Tony Bubb gets a no-hands rest with the leg stuffed into the flake before the thin-hands corner on 'Pente (5.11-)'. Photo by Joseffa Meir, 2002

Guidebook says 7 #1's.

Fun start.

The #1-sized splitter.

Jon Tashkin beginning the journey.

lots of 1's

Thin hands splitter - so good

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