Hard Hands 5.10a
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 30 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10a [details] |
| FA: | Unknown |
| Submitted By: | John Maguire on Jun 27, 2010 |
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John Maguire after being told that this climb was ...
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Description Find an angling, small hands to wide fingers crack that moves up and left. The crux is about 10 feet up and requires powerful jamming and careful footwork. Protects great though it can be strenuous to place. Descent: Class 4+ or 5.0 walk off straight back and climbers left, along the face of the rear wall. Could also be linked with a 5.8 sport climb (rightmost of the two) along this face (although its a scary move to make the first bolt).
Location Climbers left and around the corner from Jack Knife.
Protection Can be lead with 1, #2 low and 1, #1 above that. Gear is needed to build an anchor at the top.
By Will McDonald Feb 7, 2013
| Good thin hands and even ring locking. V2. |
By Ky Harkey Mar 31, 2013
| Probably an easier boulder problem than lead, but it definitely protects. This was pitch one, followed by a scramble to the base of Cave Crack; more fun than the typical Jack Knife approach. I belayed off a huge boulder. |
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