Rockfax Description
The leaning crack left of the niches in the north-facing wall is followed by well protected climbing on jugs 'n' jams. © Rockfax
FA. Fred Piggott early 1920s.
ROCKFAX Eastern Grit (2006): Top 500 , Stanage HS Challenge
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Pythonist | 4 Mar, 2007 |
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βeta: Again, the guide-book writers enforce their style on the public... No jamming, and not really sustained - rather, a single pull on the upper slab that feels a little airy solo, but with the gear about the place probably makes a hard "Severe" as oppose to a "Hard Severe". | βeta? | |
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βeta: Again, the guide-book writers enforce their style on the public... No jamming, and not really sustained - rather, a single pull on the upper slab that feels a little airy solo, but with the gear about the place probably makes a hard "Severe" as oppose to a "Hard Severe". |
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goosebump | 30 Oct, 2006 |
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βeta: No need to jam anything anywhere if you dont want to. There are plenty of hand holds outside/on the edge of the crack. I found this one of the easiest HS I have done, albeit with a tricky move half-way (if like me you miss a bucket of a foothold). Never sustained either... | βeta? | |
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βeta: No need to jam anything anywhere if you dont want to. There are plenty of hand holds outside/on the edge of the crack. I found this one of the easiest HS I have done, albeit with a tricky move half-way (if like me you miss a bucket of a foothold). Never sustained either... |
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Grade: HS 4b ***
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