Wild Spider 5.13d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.13d [details] |
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| Season: | NOT SUMMER |
| Submitted By: | Rami Najjar on Dec 13, 2010 |
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Description Although some of the original good holds broke at the start, the route is still doable. Jugs, slopers, crimps, and even a dyno!!
Location 2-3 bolt lines down right from Scorpion Child. It has a very chalked up volleyball shaped sloper near the start.
Protection Stick clip first and second bolt! The rest of the clips are all decent to clip off of. Good bolting.
By LeeAB
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From: ABQ, NM
Dec 13, 2010
| Rami, have you done Wild Spider? I know that Michael and Brian A have done it recently and had heard that they both thought it was 5.13d...instead of 5.13c. Having been on it, it seems possible that it could be harder than advertised. In addition, there is no need to dyno at the end...though that is what they both did. |
By Rami Najjar
Dec 24, 2010
| I am projecting Wild Spider and know the moves quite well. I guess your right about the dyno at the end, although i feel it is the best way for most everyone. I have heard stories of it being harder than 13c. I might as well just put 13+ because of its ambiguity. |
By Austin Howell
Dec 27, 2010
| Two bits, I managed to skip most of the spinal tufa by cranking off a mono directly after the hueco... and that ending dyno seemed improbable... but I'm a VERY static climber. the static version bumped my right hand through two additional shallow two finger pockets before balancing myself to put my left hand on the finish jug.
In any case, it's a super cool route. Really one of the more fun climbs I've hopped on. Hard to speculate grade, its definitely the hardest thing I've pulled onto by a fair margin. |
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