Rockfax Description
An old hybrid route that is now bolted. It gives desperate technical fingery and bouldery moves with a decent rest available before the second crux. © Rockfax
UKC Logbook Description
Gain and pass the thin crack to gain a small flatty above the bulge. Once on the slab, move up and left to the ‘blank’ bulge above to gain a crucial layaway. Use this to gain a good sloping jug far above. A couple of exciting moves leads to a good break above after which swing right into the short groove to an easier finish. Vicious, fingery and bouldery moves throughout; fortunately the near no-hand rest before the crux is very helpful. The cemented-in peg dates back to the first ascent.
Keith Sharples (as E5 6c) 1984.
Ticklists
The "I live in West Yorkshire and have a rockfax digital subscription" 7's sport bible
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| hamer89 | 4 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: Couple of slightly loose holds. First the big jug above the hard start. And top right foot just before chain. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Couple of slightly loose holds. First the big jug above the hard start. And top right foot just before chain. |
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| Keith Sharples | 16 Jun, 2022 |
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βeta: Good to get this retro-bolted and re-cleaned and into circulation; sorry for the 38 year delay! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Good to get this retro-bolted and re-cleaned and into circulation; sorry for the 38 year delay! |
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Brachiation Dance
Grade: 7b+ ***
(Water-cum-Jolly)