24m. Feedback
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Easy E3 or hard E2, the discussions will go on for ever. Start below the arete and climb a crack in its right-hand side. Make a satisfying move leftwards to a jug on the arete, then move back right to finish. Some people accidentally continue direct from where the crack ends which makes it about 6a (and proper E3!). © Rockfax
FA. P.Littlejohn, B.Wintringham, M.Wintringham 26/Apr/1980.
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| a_radiohead_fan | 16 Oct, 2006 |
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βeta: pumpy pumpy. | βeta? |
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βeta: pumpy pumpy. |
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| Alun | 18 Apr, 2006 |
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βeta: If it is E3 it is right at the bottom of any graded list. I did this and Sunlover on the same day and calling them both E3 is daft. You can hang from the mid-height jug for hours and place at least two bomber nuts before committing to the crux sequence. | βeta? |
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βeta: If it is E3 it is right at the bottom of any graded list. I did this and Sunlover on the same day and calling them both E3 is daft. You can hang from the mid-height jug for hours and place at least two bomber nuts before committing to the crux sequence. |
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| Furzy Sleight | 8 Apr, 2006 |
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βeta: Ear Lobes? | βeta? |
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βeta: Ear Lobes? |
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| john horscroft | 30 Mar, 2006 |
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βeta: I just seem to know too many capable leaders who've taken big lobes off this route for it to be E2. Particularly tough for the short. | βeta? |
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βeta: I just seem to know too many capable leaders who've taken big lobes off this route for it to be E2. Particularly tough for the short. |
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| drcorbasisgod | 9 Oct, 2005 |
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βeta: If you compare this to Clean Hand it feels like it's worth an extra grade. The trouble for most is that the crux comes after a draining pumpy section and therefore feels that much harder and more committing. | βeta? |
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βeta: If you compare this to Clean Hand it feels like it's worth an extra grade. The trouble for most is that the crux comes after a draining pumpy section and therefore feels that much harder and more committing. |
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| John Alcock | 25 Aug, 2005 |
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βeta: Several leaders trying this for their first E2/3 have decked, but the gear is good. The crux is committing and it can be quite hard to place the gear after you've got onto the arete. | βeta? |
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βeta: Several leaders trying this for their first E2/3 have decked, but the gear is good. The crux is committing and it can be quite hard to place the gear after you've got onto the arete. |
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| Chad123 | 25 Jul, 2005 |
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βeta: Seems more like E3 to me as well, one tricky arete move after pumpy crack leads to huge holds, though it is a lot better protected than you might think. | βeta? |
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βeta: Seems more like E3 to me as well, one tricky arete move after pumpy crack leads to huge holds, though it is a lot better protected than you might think. |
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| Nick Smith - Climbers | 2 Mar, 2005 |
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βeta: A superb route :) Commit to the arete and try not to think about your gear and the space beneath your feet! | βeta? |
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βeta: A superb route :) Commit to the arete and try not to think about your gear and the space beneath your feet! |
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Test Case
Grade: E3 5c ***(St. Govan's Head)