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Indistinction 

5.8

   

FA: Jim Erickson, Solo, 1978.
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.7+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch
Views: 758 page views

Submitted By: Walt Wehner on Jan 1, 2001


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Description 

The center crack of the routes located just around the corner and uphill (to the east) of the buttress with Huston Crack and Aid Crack, at Cob Rock. This route ascends a steep, right-facing dihedral with a handcrack for 15 feet, then slabs out and widens to fists/offwidth. A gnarly walkoff is necessary to descend, watch for loose rock. Someone really ought to put a bolted anchor up here.


Protection 

Set of cams, heavy on fist sized.



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The start.

BETA PHOTO: The start.

The business.

The business.

The end of the fun crack.

The end of the fun crack.


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By shad O'Neel
Aug 8, 2003

First 15 feet is a delight. Perfect jams. Then it gets blah. There are some rap slings to avoid the gnarly walk off. Good if the place is swamped and you need to get a buddy from Houston out until the crowds die down.

By Stephanovich
From: Boulder, CO
Jul 10, 2007

Climbed it on 5/17/07 the first time, fun route- used a #3+#4 (BD)cam and then climbed up and left to a rap tree that drops you on the east face of cob. start has great jams, watch out for loose rocks when climbing through the broken area to tree.

By James Beissel
From: Boulder, CO
Apr 23, 2008

Good climb, crappy descent.

By James Beissel
From: Boulder, CO
Jul 6, 2009

Went up to Cob the other day and discovered a new bolted anchor above this climb.

By Jay Eggleston
From: Littleton, CO
Aug 26, 2009

Climb this to get your self esteem back up after doing Huston Crack. One of the bolts does not have a ring for lowering/pulling the rope. It could use a quicklink for sure.