Type: Trad, 30 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Brad G on Sep 25, 2007
Admins: C Miller, Euan Cameron, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Description

This is the obvious low angled crack to the left of smooth sole. A great introduction to first time climbers.

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Bring gear to three inches

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this route eats gear, great for the new crack leader
this route eats gear, great for the new crack l…
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Jam Crack at Rubidoux
Jam Crack at Rubidoux
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Splitter.
Splitter.
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Shayne (aka Travis Pastrami) on the Jam Crack. 2-28-10
Shayne (aka Travis Pastrami) on the Jam Crack.…
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The Ruin-er
CA
 
The Ruin-er   CA
 
Great intro to crack and trad climb, fun and easy! Sucks up two #2and two #3, set of stoppers and .5-1 for anchor options. Apr 14, 2012
Ben Crowell
  5.3
Ben Crowell  
  5.3
Worth placing some pro low down in the narrow cracks because you're actually climbing above a hole that's below the belayer. I was able to place some large hexes, but would have rather had more cams. Jan 14, 2013
Scott Coffin
Riverside, CA
Scott Coffin   Riverside, CA
Fun free solo! Solid ledges for feet the whole way and the top part is easier than it looks. Nov 13, 2014
Forever Outside
Los Angeles, CA
 
Forever Outside   Los Angeles, CA
 
excellent climb for the new crack leader. Eats C4 #2-#4 all the way up. Apr 2, 2017