Its not too bad. there were some fixed stuff just short of the top. gear is good from what i remember, pretty good jams and little layback stuff. a few of my friends took to the top not liking the fixed gear up there, plus they wanted to finish out. i liked it.
Last edited by t bone on Fri May 30, 2003 5:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
excellent- it's been like 3 yrs, but i remember it being thin hands at the bottom half....opening up gradually to good jams....don't remember trippin', so the gear was pretty good. Pretty route. Catches good light too.
yeah, that's a good one. it's got a wide pod about half way up, but no big gear necessary. roughly i remember the rack being something like (in camalot speak) 1-.#5 2-.#75, 3-#1, and 3-#2. the anchor is some ratty looking fixed junk, but it's in there pretty well. have fun on it, you'll tear it up.
Me and BB did it this spring. Nice route. You will only skate on the bottom section on the green stuff. Feel around a bit in the pod mid-way up and you won't be sorry. The top is easy compared to the bottom.
I tried to climb that when I first started learning handjams and thought I could jam my way through anything. The thin hands at the top pumped my wimpy jams and I went sailing.