Team Jesus 5.10a PG13
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| Type: | Trad, 65 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10- [details] |
| FA: | Swoager, Cox '85 |
| Submitted By: | Ladd Raine on Apr 10, 2007 |
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Description Great slab trad lead and a must do for those who consider themselves a slab climber.
Most of the route once you get out of the crack is sequency and follows little edges up to biger holds.
This is frequently toproped and seldom led due to the fall potential if you don't place good pro just under the crux (FYI place a #5 nut)
Location Just left of New River Gunks, just right of the distortionist, on huge flake.
Protection Good gear down low, 30 ft up it gets a bit runout, make sure to protect as high as you can off lower jugs just before the crux.
Jeremy Adkins at the Crux of Team Jesus 5.10
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Team Jesus, NRG, WV.
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Big crimpin'
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By Brian Adzima
From: Pittsburgh
Apr 24, 2007
| The 5.10a slab left of New River Gunks is pretty cool. Solid gear protects the crux and from experiance I know it will hold a fall or three. As I recall this climb is alittle easier fo tall folks. |
By Nick Stayner
From: The Magic City
Sep 4, 2007
rating: 5.10b
| Don't be afraid of this one! You can place a piece (or three) from a great stance and move through. Classic one-move wonder. |
By Jeremy Steck
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Oct 8, 2007
| Don't let the gear deter you from leading this route. You are near the gear when making the crux move. A great route! |
By Jesse Morehouse
From: CO
Jun 15, 2008
rating: 5.10a
| A fairly unimpressive 1 move wonder. Just cause you can climb it doesn't mean you can climb 10s on gear. In the olden days this would classify as a 5.9+. |
By Ryan Williams
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From: London (sort of)
Dec 18, 2010
rating: 5.8+
| The old days? Just drive a few hours south and this is a 5.8.
Fun route though. |
By Sam Stephens
Mar 21, 2011
| Gray DMM Peenut protects the highest part of the crack before the "crux". |
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