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All Locations > Colorado > Boulder > Eldorado Canyon SP > Redgarden Wall > Redgarden - Bel… > Pickpocket (5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c R)
Getting the jug at the lip. It's hard to clear the roof here. Instead, walk you hands further left before stepping over.<br> <br> The nut by my knee is good but needs a long runner. The cam on the red rope behind me near the lip is decent. The pieces at my feet are somewhat dubious.<br> <br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
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Getting gear above the lip. From the jug at the lip you can reach up and right to somewhat-blindly place a cam. I got in a good 0.5 offset Friend.<br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
The route diagonals from bottom right to top center in the photo. This is the lowest point of the west face of Redgarden, and perhaps the lowest point of Redgarden.<br> <br> The trail is just out of the picture at the bottom. The belay is in the bushes.
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Ivan Rezucha
Feb 6, 2005
“Getting the jug at the lip. It's hard to clear the roof here. Instead, walk you hands further left before stepping over.

The nut by my knee is good but needs a long runner. The cam on the red rope behind me near the lip is decent. The pieces at my feet are somewhat dubious.


Photo by Chuck Graves.”  

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The route diagonals from bottom right to top center in the photo. This is the lowest point of the west face of Redgarden, and perhaps the lowest point of Redgarden.<br> <br> The trail is just out of the picture at the bottom. The belay is in the bushes.
Taking the VS out of the climb: 3 pieces at the traverse, 6 pieces at the ceiling and 1 piece over the lip. Maybe I overdid the protection...
Stepping over the lip. My right foot is on the horn used to reach the lip. If you move left along the lip to this point, it's trivial stepping over. I'm more or less toproped, with the red rope running through a cam above the lip.<br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
Getting gear above the lip. From the jug at the lip you can reach up and right to somewhat-blindly place a cam. I got in a good 0.5 offset Friend.<br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
Getting the jug at the lip. It's hard to clear the roof here. Instead, walk you hands further left before stepping over.<br> <br> The nut by my knee is good but needs a long runner. The cam on the red rope behind me near the lip is decent. The pieces at my feet are somewhat dubious.<br> <br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
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