Rockfax Description
Start as for the Direct but make hard moves up and right to a ledge in the middle of the wall. Continue through a bulge to finish. Same grade but easier than the Direct. The direct start is a very reachy f6A. © Rockfax
FA. Eric Byne 1930s.
Stanage Routes BMC Graded List , Ron Fawcetts 100 extremes in a day , Pete's 150 Peak Extremes , Stanage E2 Challenge (1989 Guide)
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Monk | 14 Jun, 2004 |
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βeta: I really enjoyed this route. Nice delicate and committing moves. Ok they aren't high, but the landing isn't good. I soloed it because the gear looked worthless anyway. | βeta? | |
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βeta: I really enjoyed this route. Nice delicate and committing moves. Ok they aren't high, but the landing isn't good. I soloed it because the gear looked worthless anyway. |
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ste | 29 Sep, 2003 |
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βeta: fell off and all the gear ripped which wasnt a surprise so finally did protected by a skyhook weighted down with friends. went up and foot traversed the handholds. still a stupid route | ||
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βeta: fell off and all the gear ripped which wasnt a surprise so finally did protected by a skyhook weighted down with friends. went up and foot traversed the handholds. still a stupid route |
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Chris the Tall | 14 Nov, 2002 |
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βeta: I was able to make a long, precarious reach across to the ledge, though a shorter (& lighter) person could probably make more use of the holds in between. | ||
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βeta: I was able to make a long, precarious reach across to the ledge, though a shorter (& lighter) person could probably make more use of the holds in between. |
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Grade: E2 5c ***
(Curbar Edge)