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Arm and Hammer
5.11b/c,
Sport,
Avg: 2.5 from 151
votes
FA: Tom Armstrong, 1988
New Hampshire
> Rumney
> 5.8 Crag
Access Issue: Note: New route moratorium area.
Details
Description
The business of Arm and Hammer is definitely crimps, however a the slabby exit moves will be memorable nonetheless. Some of the hardest moves are right off the ground, so stick clip that first bolt!
Location
This route is towards the right end of 5.8 Crag. A+H is just to the right of sky pilot which stands out because it is only bolted to the halfway point. edit- Sky is now all bolted. See
topo
Protection
5 bolts. 2 bolt anchor.
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In my opinion, it's closer to 11c now. Jul 6, 2009
The route is a crimpers delight. Aug 26, 2010
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However, if Sky Pilot is 11b this thing most certainly is not. Even taking that comparison out of the equation, the crux is V3 (even by stiff NE bouldering standards), so that would seem to indicate some flavor of 11+ to me. Obviously not very sustained after the crux, so I think 11c is fair. May 17, 2022