3 Strikes You're Out 5.11
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b [details] |
| FA: | unknown |
| Submitted By: | Mike Sofranko on Oct 28, 2001 |
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Dana just cranking away........
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Description This is the third of the left facing corner liebacks on Battle of the Bulge Buttress. This route is directly above the Donnelly Canyon parking area at the point where Battle of the Bulge curves around into Donnelly Canyon. If you've done Black Corner and Battle of the Bulge, the drill should be familiar. Boulder up to the bottom of the corner proper, place some gear as high as you can reach, and go for it. As with Black Corner, this route has rests.
Protection 1 1.75 friend, 2 0.5 camalots, 4 0.75 camalots, 4 #2 friends, 1 #1 camalot, 3 #2 camalots
Me crankin through the lie back section. There is ...
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By Chris Dawson From: Denver, CO Apr 15, 2002
| This pitch protects well using just Camalots too. 4(.75), about 6-7(#1) and 1 or 2(#2). Very sustained. Good hand jams halfway lead to more thin hands/liebacking. |
By C Miller Administrator Jan 25, 2006 rating: 5.11b
| A very good pitch of nothing but liebacking that tests your endurance (remember not to put your gear too high). |
By d-know From: electric lady land Jan 26, 2006 rating: 5.10+
| stem it, jam it, or lay back. steming it is the most dificult way good for setting a tr on swedin ringle |
By SirVato From: Boulder May 12, 2006
| 10+ ??? You must be hella tough!! If the cave route is 10+, this is definitely 11. Sweet line. |
By wilcox510 Oct 20, 2008
| I think this is a fair bit easier than Battle of the Bulge. After the first 20 feet or so its pretty much all red camalots with some slightly larger jams for rests (you can slip a couple gold camalots in up higher). Really fun. |
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