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Project C
WI4 M4
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Routes in Downing Mountain (Eagle Cliff)
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Beginner's Route WI2+ |
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Central Slabs WI3+ |
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Chimney Cracks M4+ |
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Frontpoint torque practice M3+ |
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Head Up M4+ |
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Lazy Corner WI3- |
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Long John WI3-4 |
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Nectar Slice WI4 |
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Project A M5-6 |
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Project B M6 |
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Project C WI4 M4 |
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Shortstack M3+ |
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| Type: | Mixed, Ice, 35 ft |
| FA: | unfinished |
| Page Views: | 153 total · 2/month |
| Shared By: | Ryan Barber on Mar 8, 2013 |
| Admins: | Jay Knower, M Sprague, lee hansche, Jeffrey.LeCours, Jonathan Steitzer, Robert Hall |
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Enter chimney with smearing and hooking and body wedging. Snag the ice and mantel. WI 3 ice to finish.
The chimney is not conductive for crampons and requires "smearing" on your spikes. A few minor slots and some back and shoulder technique needed to stay in chimney.
35+ degree temperatures, and ice most likely would have failed during mantle, so I took a controlled disengagement midway up chimney (about 7 feet off the deck)
Grade is a trajectory
The chimney is not conductive for crampons and requires "smearing" on your spikes. A few minor slots and some back and shoulder technique needed to stay in chimney.
35+ degree temperatures, and ice most likely would have failed during mantle, so I took a controlled disengagement midway up chimney (about 7 feet off the deck)
Grade is a trajectory
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