UKC Logbook - 'No Place for Mambas'

30m.

Rockfax Description
A steady lower wall on good holds is followed by some quality face climbing on the headwall. © Rockfax

FA. Martin Crocker 02/May/1992.

User	Date		Notes
salexc	27 Aug	Show βeta βeta: You can do this in two pitches, there are matching bolts at half height. Good practise!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: You can do this in two pitches, there are matching bolts at half height. Good practise!
BarwoodP	6 Jul, 2022	Show βeta βeta: Loved the route interesting all the way up, hidden hold at the top to make it interesting	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Loved the route interesting all the way up, hidden hold at the top to make it interesting
Francescaparratt	26 Aug, 2019	Show βeta βeta: Maybe needs chains or one more bolt at the top as took a massive whip. Rest of the route is wonderfully bolted.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Maybe needs chains or one more bolt at the top as took a massive whip. Rest of the route is wonderfully bolted.
Chris Shorter	21 Sep, 2002	Show βeta βeta: Very good but no harder than F6b. I think that the F6c must be a "translation" of the old E3 5c trad grade, which was for the route when it was poorly protected. Obviously, the bolts make all the difference. Not to be missed!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Very good but no harder than F6b. I think that the F6c must be a "translation" of the old E3 5c trad grade, which was for the route when it was poorly protected. Obviously, the bolts make all the difference. Not to be missed!