Pocket Full of Trundles 5.11c/d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 80 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11+ [details] |
| FA: | Kevin Fosburg |
| Season: | Fall/Spring/Afternoon Shade |
| Submitted By: | grk10vq on Oct 19, 2006 |
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dry wall. echo. 11c/d
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Description A good long route on semi-solid rock.
Steep and sustained, Pocket Full of Trundles starts on small, positive holds and a cool flake. The climbing quickly turns tricky, and surprises you with powerful crux. Find a nice rest around bolt two then continue on up about 15 feet to the route's redpoint crux just below a large positive pocket. Small deceiving holds through a mini bulge wear the weary climber out, keep truckin' to a decent rest or two then finish direct on the steep, pumpy face.
Long and continuous Pocket Full of Trundles is a trademark route and the second best warm-up for the area.
Protetcion Eight or Nine well spaced bolts to a backed up, chain anchor.
Location This is the second route in from the right side of the main face. Its just left of Something Must Break and just right of Stop That Train
Pocket Full of Trundles on the left and Something ...
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| Comments on Pocket Full of Trundles |
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By skitch
From: Heaven
Oct 19, 2006
| The second last route on the wall, 11d written in chalk at base. |
By McRae Williams
Sep 19, 2008
rating: 5.11c/d
| This is a long and very fun route. the technical crux is near the beginning, but try not to pump out to the top. great pocket climbing to be had as well. |
By DTM
Sep 9, 2011
| Definitely the best warm-up on the wall. Big holds, cool moves, pumpy. |
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