Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
FA: Phil Fowler, Jerry Sublett, c. 1970
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Shared By: Gary Schmidt on Jun 12, 2007
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Powder Puff is as great a 5.4 as you will find anywhere. It is a trad climb requiring some fist-size cams.

Start inside the left side of the slot, and climb up using some fun chimney moves to good holds (unprotected). Move a bit left and gain an excellent, uniform, hand crack and follow that to a ledge. Look a bit left and you will see an amazing, big, chickenhead. This is technically the beginning of second pitch called Corbet Exit. Strange as it, basically only involved one 5.5 mantel move (unprotected) on the chickenhead. If this is too much for you, it is easy to traverse to a bit farther to the right.

Walk off as per Sunny Day or head left and set up a top rope anchor with the chain anchors on the route to the left, Bittersweet (hard 9).

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It appears to be right of Bittersweet and starts left of a slot along a ramp.

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This requires some fist-sized cams.

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