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5.11b

   

FA: Rick and Pat Thompson, 1998
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11a/b [details]
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Submitted By: Jesse Ryan on May 4, 2001


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About 1/2 way down Contest Wall (left side of Sand Gulch). The rightmost route of three on the left wall of an inside corner (Cactus Drop to left, and Little Mecca to it's left). A fine route that ascends a clean face via edges and pockets. One admires the moves as one moves through interesting cruxes over small overlaps.


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7 Bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.



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By Old Fart aka Dave Bohn
Dec 27, 2001

Superb route! Better than 3 stars. One of the best moderate 11's at Shelf. I can't believe it took this long to bolt it. Varied and sustained moves up perfect rock. The opening moves are a series of sinker pockets with a couple of edges thrown in. The crux is about half way up and is a thin undercling to clear a small (6")roof. A good shake is just beyond and then some slightly easier moves leads to the anchors.

By Kreighton Bieger
Mar 10, 2003
rating: 5.11a

Great route, one of the best I've done at Shelf!

Based on other 11s I've done at Shelf, and in keeping with Rico's 'slash' grade system (imho, a good one), I'd call this 5.11a/b.