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Blues for Mowgli
5.12d,
Sport, 50 ft (15 m),
Avg: 3 from 5
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FA: Keith Becconsall 05/01
New Hampshire
> Rumney
> Triple Corners
> Triple Corners Left
Description
This line is more fun than it looks and packs quite a punch. It feels like its on the hard side of the grade so show up ready to crank. Steep climbing up the imposing arete requires core tension, a precise sequence and a dash of raw power. Though the crux section is only about 15 feet long it feels like twice that.
Start at the base of a slab with 2 bolts on it. Climb the moderate slab to a roomy ledge where you will be able to clip 2 or 3 bolts before you really have to commit. This is where the fun begins. Make your way left under the roof toward the arete feature, the holds are a bit awkward and indistinct. Reach left to a good shallow slot in a steep face and make a hard move to a pretty good crimp above with your right. Gain a couple of goodish holds up and left then power up and toss to a crack and then a jug before making more moderate moves to mantel the lip using nice finger locks. Up the short slab to the anchors.
There is a contrived right hand finish which is harder and a bit silly in my opinion.
Location
Climbs the slab and the super steep arete on the far left buttress of Triple Corners.
Protection
8 bolts to fixed lower off biners. The 6th bolt is a little hard to clip.
Allenstown, NH... and a van…
Allenstown, NH... and a van…
oh and clip the 6th bolt when its at your waist once you are ready to send... Aug 25, 2009
Manchester NH
Allenstown, NH... and a van…
New England
Allenstown, NH... and a van…
Plymouth, NH; Lander, WY
Allenstown, NH... and a van…
damn you Nameless Climber! haha
now I'm curious to see what is missing. Apr 23, 2016
Enfield, NH
Beta: From the ledge, go to a high crimp with your left hand and get an obvious kneebar out right under a roof. Match and switch hands on the good crimp, left hand to undercling. Take knee bar out and grab a non-hold with your left hand over the roof to set up for a big throw left hand to a campus rung crimp rail (about 2 feet right of the good arete crimp). Once on the crimp rail, get another shallow kneebar/scum in the undercling overlap with a bad foot and bump your left hand over, then match the good crimp rail, continue to top as normal. This beta avoids the arete entirely until established on the good crimp. Oct 9, 2016
Montreal
To me, since I have to throw to the rail and campus on one arm and match my left hand, this route feels like 13a. Will go back for the send... May 28, 2017