sycamore- dyno big- and be ready for the barndoor when you catch the jug.
YO- the crux (between 3rd & 4th bolt?- sidepulls/bad feet) is kinda heady and maybe a little dangerous if at your limit - be careful.....
Super Slab rules!!!!
ATLdude wrote:YO- the crux (between 3rd & 4th bolt?- sidepulls/bad feet) is kinda heady and maybe a little dangerous if at your limit - be careful..... Super Slab rules!!!!
Right on...I held my breath for that entire sequence between bolt's 3 & 4, until someone watching reminded me to breath...good thing too
Personally I thought that Blankety Blank was more heinous in the slab department than this one... talk about being pasted to nothing!
Lest we all forget... climbing is a mostly meaningless pursuit that we do for fun.
Thanks for all the responses! I was there last spring, and worked out All Things Considered and Dave the Dude-- they made me fall in love with less-than-vertical, something I never though possible-- so I'm definitely looking for some new slab next time I'm get out there. Hopefully I'll be in shape to take on Super Slab, but either way, I'll definitely get on the others you suggested.
I think the upper slab section on Prime Directive is super freakin sweet. It may not be graded as hard as those others but it makes up for it in exposure, something you usually don't get in slab climbing.
Very true...Prime Directive is good... I need to do it agian next time I am out at Funk. For some more slaberific climbing check out the start of The Gift at Long Wall....roinks raggy
Lest we all forget... climbing is a mostly meaningless pursuit that we do for fun.