Mountain Project : Jacob Neathawk

Member Since: May 18, 2006
Last Visit: 11 hours ago

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Point Rank: # 4,247
Total Points: 72
Last Year: 15
Last 30 Days: 0

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Areas are worth 15

Routes are worth 10

Photos are worth 5

Comments are worth 1

Where has Jacob Neathawk been climbing?

3 people gave this user's contributions a positive rating.

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Contributed Routes

Name

Rating

Type

Location

Useful To

Date

Welcome to Watauga

5.11a (12)

Trad, 2 pitches, 110 feet

NC : Ship Rock : Main Tier

Nov 20, 2006

Anguish of Captain Bligh

5.11b (21)

Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet

NC : Ship Rock : Main Tier

Nov 16, 2006

Harpoon

5.10a (36)

Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet

NC : Ship Rock : Main Tier

Nov 16, 2006

Slippin' into Darkness

5.9 (28)

Trad, 1 pitch, 70 feet

NC : Linville Gorge : Table Rock

Nov 3, 2006

Contributed Photos

Photo

Caption

Location

Great Image

Date

Kestrel Hanson styling Bloodline

WY : Sinks Canyon : ... : Blood Line (5.11d)

4 people

Jan 5, 2013

Bruce Miller with his hiking boots on.

CO : Flatirons : ... : Snake Watching (5.13a)

Jan 5, 2013

The upper crux.

CO : Flatirons : ... : Ultrasaurus (aka Uber-Pwnag... (5.13a)

Jan 5, 2013

37.5

Jacob Neathawk : for sale

Jun 1, 2011

offset tcus

Jacob Neathawk : for sale

Jun 1, 2011


Contributed Comments
Location: CO : Canon City : Shelf Road : The Bank : Surreal Estate (5.12c) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Dec 11, 2009	view comment >>
Comments: I dont really care that much about adding another bolt to this route, I just noticed the other day that if I blew it right before the secong bolt I was going to deck. I think the main thing is that the rusty, spinning hardware gets updated. I just added that bolt addition piece to see what the consensus was. I'm not trying to detract anything from this amazing route.
Location: CO : Canon City : Shelf Road : The Bank : Surreal Estate (5.12c) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Dec 11, 2009	view comment >>
Comments: Thanks everyone, especially Darryl for your thoughtful commentary. Hopefully I can make it down to Shelf next week and update the hardware, weather and work depending. I have sent the ARI an email inquiring about the possibilty of them providing some bolts for this project but haven't heard back yet. Has anyone out there updated a route through the ARI and know the procedure? Specifically, is there a large cache of bolts somewhere that these ARI projects are supplied from or am I supposed to ... more >>
Location: CO : Canon City : Shelf Road : The Bank : Surreal Estate (5.12c) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Dec 10, 2009	view comment >>
Comments: I tried this route again the other day and couldn't help notice the bolts look a little antiquated, most notably at the bottom of the route. The crux bolt hanger (4th) looks new, but I'm pretty sure it spun when I put the draw on it. I am interested in feedback about whether or not it would be ok to retro bolt this rig. In a separate issue, the bolting at the start of the route seems a little modest. The second bolt of SE is at the same height as the third on Unusual Weather. The climbing i... more >>
Location: NC : Rumbling Bald : Dixie Reality : Dixie Reality (5.12) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Mar 18, 2008	view comment >>
Comments: has this route been freed yet? looks amazing
Location: TN : The Tennessee Wall By: Jacob Neathawk When: Dec 4, 2006	view comment >>
Comments: What's the latest info about break-ins? Is it sketchy to leave your tent set up while out climbing?
Location: NC : Ship Rock : Main Tier : BOG Man (5.11a) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Nov 17, 2006	view comment >>
Comments: Can be done in one long enduro pitch. Make sure you put some long runners on the gear after the end of the "first" pitch, but before the splitter. I do remember placing a bomber #1 Camalot right after the belay where there's a bit of a ledge.
Location: NC : Linville Gorge : Table Rock : Slippin' into Darkness (5.9) By: Jacob Neathawk When: Nov 8, 2006	view comment >>
Comments: I might be thinking of a different route....I think this one is also called Slipping Into Darkness? Or at least the one I tried to add to the database. It's only one pitch; are you familiar, Chris?