Texas Crude 5.10b
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 30 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10b [details] |
| FA: | Chris Lyons |
| Submitted By: | sirhctrebor on Dec 28, 2006 |
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Jason gives Scott a catch as he begins the tight h...
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Description Texas Crude is a fantastic steep crack that is easily protected and soaks up many slightly tight hand jams.
Location Texas Crude is one of the far left climbs on the East Face. Find Fear of Flying (splitter, tall, and wide crack in dihedral), and look left for steep hand crack that begins on a small boulder step.
Protection Bring a small E-Rock rack heavy on the #1 Camalots. There are no anchors up top, but you can scramble up and far right to find the descent trail, which leads you to the far right base of the East Face.
By Joshua Merriam From: Boulder, CO Jun 22, 2007
| Best practice for jamming in the park. Run many laps on this so you can be strong when you get out of texas. |
By Bjorn From: Near Joshua Tree Mar 25, 2009
| I have always felt this is the best crack in the Fear of Flying alcove and one of the best in the park. Kicks FOF's ass for sheer crack climbing bliss. |
By Garth Magee Aug 6, 2012
| I belayed the first ascent. Chris insisted on doing it barefoot. Crude indeed.... |
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