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Blue Sun 5.10-
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 70 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10- [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Josh Janes on Oct 1, 2004 |
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Lance Lewallen on the stellar, splitter line.
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Description Classic, perfect, splitter hands on the wall just around the corner from Way Rambo.
Protection Camalots: 3x #2 & 3x #3
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By Danny Inman From: Arvada Mar 24, 2005 rating: 5.10a
| This route is great! The curvature of the crack at the bottom makes this one interesting. The hands are perfect. This is a must if you are at Way Rambo. |
By SirVato From: Boulder May 12, 2006 rating: 5.10-
| Definitely a sweet pitch. Awesome warm up!! Shady in the morning |
By Jordan Wood Jan 29, 2008
| From the anchor, with a directional or two you can toprope the dihedral to the left. Probably 12- with some really desperate tip-liebacking. |
By LeeAB Administrator From: ABQ, NM Aug 18, 2008
| The dihedral to the left was a really fun TR, did it back in '04 or'05. I would agree that .12- seems about right. Wonder if it's been lead? |
By BretWith1T From: Laramie, Wyoming Sep 21, 2008 rating: 5.10-
| I was kinda hung over when I got on this, but it was still a highlight of the trip. If you have kinda largish hands, DO NOT MISS THIS CLIMB! It's a beautiful little cruise on beautiful rock. |
By Jason Shatek Dec 3, 2008
| sweet route! I don't have large hands and I thought the jams were perfect. The last 10-15 feet after the rest I thought the hands would be difficult because the hands would be big, but I didn't have any problems. All the jams felt great. On supercrack the hands definately get a little rattely. |
By Bret Nov 3, 2009
| Spectacular route. YMMV, but I'd go a bit heavier on #2 camalots and lighter on the #3's (maybe 4 or 5 and 2, respectively). |
By AOSR From: Denver Mar 8, 2011 rating: 5.10-
| i agree with bret. in hindsight i'd have brought and extra 2 and no 3s. stellar line. great for learning how to climb splitters. |
By Matt Hoffmann From: Squamish Apr 20, 2012
| Super fun route. Wish it was longer. Solid hands for me the whole way (blues and yellows) with a nice foot hold a bit before the anchor to rest on. Great route and a really cool area. |
By Mark van Eijk Apr 4, 2013
| What a great route! Beautiful to look at and to climb. I found it easier than chocolate corner, a great intro to creek climbing if you have large-ish hands. Might be more fun than supercrack, they're very similar in size but this one seems less mechanical. |
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