Dopamine, aka "Juicer", "Double Arete" 5.12d PG13
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 30 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.12d [details] |
| FA: | Bill Griffith and Dave Buzzelli |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | dbuzz on Jun 19, 2010 |
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Bill working dopamine Photo: Gary Thomann
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Description The crux on this route is actually about endurance and clipping the last bolt. The climb is obvious and straight forward...climb the double arete to the top. The project was initially named the "Double Arete". Subsequently, it was named "Juicer" because of another obvious reason...you must squeeze the piss outta the block in order to get to the top. The climber responsible for bolting the line and sending the FA, Bill Griffith, and his partner, Dave Buzzelli, completed the climb back to back and would like to name the FA Dopamine.
Location This climb is located at the Dihedrals and is the obvious refrigerator block to the right of the prominent black arete and beautiful dihedral.
Protection The climb is protected with 4 bolts placed around 2004. The highest bolt was actually slightly misplaced, making for a difficult last clip. The climb has TR anchors.
| Comments on Dopamine, aka "Juicer", "Double Arete" |
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By 1Eric Rhicard Jun 23, 2010
| Don't take this the wrong way but how can a 30 ft. route be about endurance? |
By Jay Shultis Administrator From: Blacksburg VA Apr 26, 2011
| 30 ft with 4 bolts and anchors? |
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