Rockfax Description
The narrow projecting buttress has a couple of steep and powerful moves over the snout. © Rockfax
FA. Dennis Carr 1977.
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Pythonist | 15 Mar, 2007 |
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βeta: Good mid-grade E2 5b with plenty of good cams in the horizontal breaks - ignore the vertical crackline until you're above it, as fiddling with nuts will just knacker you for the rest of the route! Slotting in a piece at the top from the jug/ledge abvoe it, however, is easy. I also felt it natural to finish on the right arete... | ||
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βeta: Good mid-grade E2 5b with plenty of good cams in the horizontal breaks - ignore the vertical crackline until you're above it, as fiddling with nuts will just knacker you for the rest of the route! Slotting in a piece at the top from the jug/ledge abvoe it, however, is easy. I also felt it natural to finish on the right arete... |
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Fiend | 31 Mar, 2006 |
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βeta: The climbing is fantastic. Both the adjectival and technical crux is fiddling around in that bloody awful mid-height crack. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The climbing is fantastic. Both the adjectival and technical crux is fiddling around in that bloody awful mid-height crack. |
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Monk | 15 Jun, 2004 |
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βeta: It's not that hard to follow this route! Not many options. Just go straight up the front. There is a good cam available in a break higher up but it is strenuous to place (i used it though as I was scared stupid!) | βeta? | |
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βeta: It's not that hard to follow this route! Not many options. Just go straight up the front. There is a good cam available in a break higher up but it is strenuous to place (i used it though as I was scared stupid!) |
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jamiemoss | 12 May, 2004 |
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βeta: Not sure exactly where this route goes - does it follow the underside of overhang throughout? I ended up rocking round onto the right hand face and climbing this with my left hand on the arete for the last couple of moves (following obvious, heavily chalked holds). It wasn't easy - 5b with no gear after the crack. Did I go wrong? Was still fantastic quality though. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Not sure exactly where this route goes - does it follow the underside of overhang throughout? I ended up rocking round onto the right hand face and climbing this with my left hand on the arete for the last couple of moves (following obvious, heavily chalked holds). It wasn't easy - 5b with no gear after the crack. Did I go wrong? Was still fantastic quality though. |
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mark s | 4 Oct, 2003 |
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βeta: standard 5b | βeta? | |
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βeta: standard 5b |
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Monk | 31 May, 2003 |
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βeta: The crux is lower than I thought and I ended up reversing it twice before committing to the top moves. The crack isn't as easy to get good gear in as it looks and the top break is quite dirty. My first E2 so can't really comment on the grade but really good climbing. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The crux is lower than I thought and I ended up reversing it twice before committing to the top moves. The crack isn't as easy to get good gear in as it looks and the top break is quite dirty. My first E2 so can't really comment on the grade but really good climbing. |
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Grade: E2 5b ***
(Burbage South Quarries)