Type: Boulder, 20 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Angel Mangual on Mar 1, 2014
Admins: Luke Bertelsen, JJ Schlick, Greg Opland

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Description

This boulder problem has the crux right in the beginning. It start by grabbing two side crimpers. The feet are very scarce, but they are ok. Keep your balance. I do not know if I did the first ascent or not but I named it Rain Chaser because while doing my sent the rain was chasing me little by little until it pour on me at the top of the boulder.

If anyone has done this before I will gladly change the name and the first ascent information.

Location

This is climber's right of the Leaning crack (V4) of the main bathroom boulder.

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Base of Rain Chaser
Base of Rain Chaser
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It follows the thin crack all the way to the top.
It follows the thin crack all the way to the top.
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Joe Kreidel
San Antonio, TX
 
Joe Kreidel   San Antonio, TX
 
I've climbed this, and I'm sure it's been climbed long before that. Fun problem to try after you've sent Leaning Crack, although I thought it was a couple grades harder than v3. Mar 2, 2014
Angel Mangual
Sierra Vista, AZ
  V4
Angel Mangual   Sierra Vista, AZ
  V4
Cool Joe! If you know any information about it please let me know. I can update the name or the FA. Thank you. Mar 2, 2014
Joe Kreidel
San Antonio, TX
 
Joe Kreidel   San Antonio, TX
 
I have no info on the FA, other than the assumption that Bob Murray probably climbed it back in the day. Rain Chaser sounds like a perfect name to bestow upon it! Mar 3, 2014
Jared LaVacque
Anchorage/Grand Junction
Jared LaVacque   Anchorage/Grand Junction  
See the new link to cochiseclimbing.com for more information, historically. May 7, 2014