Type: | Sport, 90 ft |
FA: | TF/JT/SL |
Page Views: | 1,989 total · 77/month |
Shared By: | Todd Fertig on Mar 14, 2016 |
Admins: | jt512, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
Description
Fact: the top 1% of climbers can climb over 95% of established routes while the bottom 90% can't even lead 5.11c. This is inherently unfair in a free (climbing) society! No one who climbs 40 hours a week should struggle to send this climb.
The route starts off on some easy jugs up a slab (like climbing with a safety net), but the higher up you get, the more taxing this climb becomes. There are some rests to be found but it's all business to the top. A few long draws will help prevent rope drag.
Note: all bolts manufactured in the US by a for-profit corporation.
The route starts off on some easy jugs up a slab (like climbing with a safety net), but the higher up you get, the more taxing this climb becomes. There are some rests to be found but it's all business to the top. A few long draws will help prevent rope drag.
Note: all bolts manufactured in the US by a for-profit corporation.
Glendale, CA
Feel the Bern, Build the wall, and Rush 'n' reset are super fun and great additions to this wall. Nov 21, 2016
GA
If you're working this route, I recommend taking two long-draws or alpine draws. There are two bolts towards the top, recessed into large huecos. Not a drag issue but falling above one of these will maim your rope-side biner as it rests on the lip of the rock. Mar 8, 2018