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Sage Bedell
Nov 3, 2024
There are two completely separate ways to climb this: staying primarily right or mostly left of the bolts.… View Comment
Sage Bedell
Nov 3, 2024
I was able to protect this climb with two #3s with a lil runout on easy terrain to the chains. If you are f… View Comment
Bri K
Oct 19, 2024
Flashed this as my first trad lead. Used .1-.75 cams, a couple of small nuts and a pink tricam. Fun rout… View Comment
Nathan T
Sep 15, 2024
Sick route that mixes it up from the normal vantage climbing. Lots of well protected lateral movement on cr… View Comment
Ella Palacios
May 28, 2024
Low crux, albeit well protected. After the 5th bolt or so climbing mellows out. Watch out for pigeon poo in… View Comment
Zach Burgess
Apr 17, 2023
I would agree that this route isn't great for brand new leaders, both due to the route finding and not alwa… View Comment
Scott Stevenson
Apr 5, 2023
Nice climb for grade, but anchor is about 8 feet to climbers left from top of climb; its an easy traverse o… View Comment
Kyle O
Oct 22, 2022
Easily top-roped from the Preying Mantle anchors. The lower finger crack part is definitely harder than 5.9… View Comment
bmdhacks
Apr 26, 2022
Today I replaced all the bolts on route with half inch stainless sleeve bolts. So if you're looking for th… View Comment
Steven R
Mar 27, 2022
Great beginner trad lead, protects nicely along the right-side crack. Used mostly finger sized cams (BD 0.2… View Comment
Steve McGee
Nov 28, 2021
The top rope anchor is left and kind of behind the block on top, has the obvious shadow in the full-route p… View Comment
Steve McGee
Nov 28, 2021
That shadowed-bottom block on top has the anchor to the left. View Comment
Steve McGee
Nov 28, 2021
One of the chopped bolts on the arete is visible, on the first light colored rock from the bottom. View Comment
Steve McGee
Nov 28, 2021
There's a chopped series of bolts on the arete you sometimes grab on the left of Lipstick. View Comment
Steve McGee
Nov 27, 2021
Crux is where the first crack you're focusing on stops, at a horizontal. It's steepest here, and you move t… View Comment
Hangdog Hank
Nov 14, 2021
15 feet of awkward 5.10- fingers, to 10 feet of hands (the only good part of the route), to a 5.7 choss gul… View Comment
Sage Bedell
Nov 4, 2021
I had some issues understanding what was "on" and "off" for this climb. I kept ending up in the crack two f… View Comment
Jared Jones
Apr 15, 2021
Underrated climb right next to the continually busy routes at the end of the kingpins. The difficulty of th… View Comment
Gosh Glance
Feb 22, 2021
A move or two seems slightly harder than Chapstick next door, but still in the easy 5.6 range- just couldn'… View Comment
Gosh Glance
Feb 2, 2021
Don't bring a #3! New leaders wanting to sew it up: that can easily be done w/ singles to #1.. optional 2nd… View Comment
Nate Riley
Jan 26, 2021
Would recommend a #3 C4 and some small around .3 to .5 cams. The rest of the placements can be a variety of… View Comment
Brandon Moy
Nov 1, 2020
Not a trad route. More of a sport route that runs out through the last V0 roof move. Roof takes a red or gr… View Comment
Roo Wood
Jun 9, 2020
You want the "well worn" bolts on the right. The shiny left bolt line is for the 5.11a mixed route next do… View Comment
Jon Ingram
Oct 27, 2019
First 15 ft (first 2 bolts) felt hard for 10.a on uninspiring bolts, so recommend stick-clip if its at your… View Comment
Chris Stocking
Oct 13, 2019
Short, but fun. Definitely accurate to compare it to a gym route. There's good clipping stances at every bo… View Comment
Alastair B.
Apr 3, 2019
We took a couple of toaster sized chunks of rock off this today, just below and to the right of the first b… View Comment
Ian Edison
Apr 1, 2019
There's now a set of bolts to the left that felt much harder. I fell on the left route so I traversed over… View Comment
Quincy aka Tiffany Samson
Mar 26, 2019
Wow, the bolting on this can make or break you depending on your height. Clipping the first bolt requires a… View Comment
Jeff Hebert
Nov 4, 2018
I thought this route was fun and notably different in character from most of the neighboring sunshine wall… View Comment
Jason McAninley
Oct 8, 2018
What's up with those chains? No mallion connection, more like a chain that was opened and then cinched clos… View Comment
Geoff Georges
Mar 8, 2018
Hi Oren, I always thought this was pretty good too. The last time I did it I attempted to continue all the… View Comment
Oren Cowlishaw
Mar 8, 2018
Removed 2 large blocks that were obstructing the fist jam/mantle about 1/2 way up route..worthy climb, migh… View Comment
Geoff Georges
Feb 17, 2017
This route makes you use your brain, puzzling adventure. I have seen a number of people falling on this on… View Comment
beebeks
Feb 23, 2016
Thanks for mentioning those Geoff! We wished the bolts were more inspiring as well. View Comment
Geoff Georges
Feb 22, 2016
The rusty 1/4" machine bolts don't give one much confidence. View Comment
Lan Dogan
Apr 6, 2015
Low crux, eases as you climb. Fun route. View Comment
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