The Killer Toupee 5.10b
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| Type: | Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 80 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10b [details] |
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| Submitted By: | Stich on Jan 28, 2008 |
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BETA PHOTO: Killer Toupee on a warm, Winter's day. Crux is the...
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Description Not to be confused with "Cellulite District," this is the unbolted and wider dihedral directly to the left of this line. A stiff, finger lock 5.10b crux start gets you to a small ledge and the beginning of a twin crack system in a dihedral. Easy face moves combined with hand jams and stems move up to an overhanging upper crux. Good jamming technique rewards the crack practitioner.
Protection At one time a trad line with cold shut anchors, this route now sports all bolts.
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By MarkGriffin From: Goretex-Vortex, CO Apr 20, 2011
| Found no loose rock on this the other day. Stiff moves off the ground but it's worthwhile for the upper corner. |
By M Lindfors From: Highlands Ranch Dec 30, 2012
| There now seems to be a route that climbs the north face/arete. It is right next to Common Crimp but not the bolted crack. I am guessing it is new? |
By slim Mar 4, 2013 rating: 5.10b
| The arete route has been around for a while. Cactus Pad, 11a. Ok climbing but a lot of hollow plates and loose/brittle flakes. Bolts are a bit far apart, given the probability of a hold breaking. |
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