Graffiti Patient 5.12b
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 45 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.12b [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Tosh Peters on Jun 2, 2009 |
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Matt lunging for the chains for his redpoint.
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Description the first route to the right of the little bouldering cave. one of the shorter routes and one of the best to do in the rain. the start is tricky and most people use cheater stones, I dont think it changes the grade. the route is characterized by two big moves off small holds into pockets next to the 3rd and 4th bolts.
Location first route right of bouldering cave.
Protection 5 bolts. top 3 or 4 + anchors usually have hanging draws.
Lewis leading Graffiti Patient .12b, just moving p...
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BETA PHOTO: Lewis grabbing the start holds on Graffiti Patient...
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| Comments on Graffiti Patient |
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By Scott W
From: Roy, UT
Jun 22, 2011
| First moves are freaking brutal, one arm with legs under the roof on a shallow 2 finger pocket. Hardest single move on the wall bar none. |
By DTM
Sep 9, 2011
| Definitely hard start, but if you campus the initial moves it is surprisingly much easier. Nice route for such a shorty. |
By James Yates
From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Mar 17, 2013
rating: 5.12b
| I agree, it was easier to campus the initial moves. The crux is definitely a long reach/dead point for me to a so so pocket at the fourth bolt. This move is harder than anything on stop that train but I feel that stop that train is slightly harder. There is one 12b move on graffiti whereas the hardest move on stop that train is probably 12a, but it is longer and has multiple cruxes, which I feel merits the 12b grade. Both climbs are great. |
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