Wee Doggie 5.10-
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10a/b [details] |
| FA: | ? |
| Submitted By: | Bryan Gall on Sep 15, 2002 |
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Carling at the top of the lower section of Wee Dog...
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Description On the far, far right of the Original Meat Wall, before a forming inset arch, you will find a zig-zaging vertical splitter hand crack that turns into a less than vertical thin hands left facing dihedral. Killer moderate climb that gives a friendly thin hands section if your looking to break into that size.
Protection 1BD #.75's, 3-4BD #1's, 2-3BD #2's, 1-2BD #3's It used to sport a one bolt & a fixed hex anchor, but I've been told it was upgraded.
Scott Beguin Leading Wee Doggies 5.10-
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Mike Keegan walking his "Wee Doggie"
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Wee Doggie (5.10-)
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By Bryan Gall
From: New Castle, CO
Oct 13, 2003
| There is a two bolt anchor. |
By Zach Allen
Apr 5, 2010
| Two bolt anchor with bail biners, no rings. Placed high enough to be just out of reach from the obvious stance at the end of the route. (why?) Could use some chains and/or rings. Fun route, though. |
By Kevin Gillest
From: Arvada, CO
Apr 19, 2012
rating: 5.10a/b
| My opinion of why the anchors are set so far back, they make nearly no contact with the bulge at the top out, causing zero damage to the rock. Take a look at the anchors on "Flakes of Wrath" on Wall Street in Moab.
| Rock Damage on Flakes of Wrath
Submitted By: Kevin Gillest on Apr 19, 2012
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By Sam Lightner, Jr.
Apr 19, 2012
| I disagree. At issue is where people place their protection as that pulls the rope under the roof. Also, in this rock, you can't just place an anchor anywhere. Large flakes break off on Potash and the bulge is in a large flake. |
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