Reptile 5.10
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10 [details] |
| FA: | Steve Cheyney , Dave Dyess , Kevin McLaughlin |
| Season: | anytime |
| Submitted By: | Kevin McLaughlin on Mar 22, 2008 |
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Reptile 5.10. Perfect stone. The area classic.
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Description Reptile climbs the chocolate colored section of slightly overhanging plates to the ledge midway up the wall. Really good gear on PERFECT stone. It is easy to see why this was the very first pitch done at Thunder.
Protection Cams and wires. Anchors on the ledge.
Reptile being led - Gator Boy (toprope just left),...
| Kevin Stricker enjoys Reptile on a perfect spring ...
| Kevin Stricker on Reptile.
| Reptiles eat Nuts
| Starting the gently overhanging Reptile.
| Enter the land of steep jugs. On trad.
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By Lordsokol From: Boulder, CO Apr 7, 2008
| This is a pumpy route. Save your strength on the bottom, and get high quick so you have the energy you need. The holds are solid and slightly overhanging. Take small to medium gear. |
By Monty From: Morrison, Co Mar 16, 2009
| Link this into reptile tears for the full 4 stars, really good. Good gear if you like stoppers. |
By Jay Eggleston From: Littleton Jun 17, 2009
| The Reptile to Reptile Tears link makes for a four star classic! This is one of the best single pitches I have ever done. |
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