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| Type: | Trad, Sport, 3000 ft (909 m), 19 pitches, Grade V |
| FA: | Drew Smith and Chance Traub |
| Page Views: | 6,853 total · 52/month |
| Shared By: | Dizzle on Jun 17, 2013 · Updates |
| Admins: | Eric Och |
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Description
We took six weeks to clean and open Positive Affect on the south face of Arco Iris. Five pitches are 5.9 or easier, it has five pitches of 5.10, eight pitches of 5.11 and one unforgettable 5.12 pitch.
Positive Affect follows dihedral systems with delicate foot work and stemming along with varied crack systems that lead you to the steeper upper section of the route. The crux is pitch 18 a vertical dihedral starting with a finger crack then moving into 40 meters of sustained stemming with plenty of exposure below. The 5.12 pitch has 12 bolts and can be climbed going from bolt to bolt.
The route was named after Jen Dinaburg, Traubs late wife who passed away from adrenal cancer in April of 2012.
For Pictures and pitch descriptions visit drewsplan.blogspot.com/2013…
Watch this video of establishing Positive Affect youtube.com/watch?v=_7McHWS…
Positive Affect follows dihedral systems with delicate foot work and stemming along with varied crack systems that lead you to the steeper upper section of the route. The crux is pitch 18 a vertical dihedral starting with a finger crack then moving into 40 meters of sustained stemming with plenty of exposure below. The 5.12 pitch has 12 bolts and can be climbed going from bolt to bolt.
The route was named after Jen Dinaburg, Traubs late wife who passed away from adrenal cancer in April of 2012.
For Pictures and pitch descriptions visit drewsplan.blogspot.com/2013…
Watch this video of establishing Positive Affect youtube.com/watch?v=_7McHWS…
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