45m.
On the main part of Slab 1 take the line of the largest crack and then continue more or less directly up the next two slabs. (c) SMC journal
Adele Pennington, Chris Dickinson 03/Nov/2015.
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| liensiwel | 1 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: Have climbed a lot of VS slab climbs this year. Many felt easier than this. Probably worth 2 stars as it is quite sustained. And the outlook is magnificent. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Have climbed a lot of VS slab climbs this year. Many felt easier than this. Probably worth 2 stars as it is quite sustained. And the outlook is magnificent. |
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| Psychonix | 5 Jun, 2022 |
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βeta: Take some cams, and double up as much as you can. Flared cracks make up the majority of this climb, making gear placements a pain, and leading to some sketchy runouts. The top slab in particular is incredibly barren unless you head left. | ||
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βeta: Take some cams, and double up as much as you can. Flared cracks make up the majority of this climb, making gear placements a pain, and leading to some sketchy runouts. The top slab in particular is incredibly barren unless you head left. |
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| BexWaring | 5 Jun, 2022 |
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βeta: 3rd slab was more left than directly up. Direct would be unprotected and a lot higher than S 4a. Take cams..... nuts do not fit in the flaring cracks. | ||
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βeta: 3rd slab was more left than directly up. Direct would be unprotected and a lot higher than S 4a. Take cams..... nuts do not fit in the flaring cracks. |
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Condor Crack
Grade: S 6a ***
(Beinn Eighe)