Forearm Follies (to the first set of chains)

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Wes
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Forearm Follies (to the first set of chains)

Post by Wes »

Hey, I added the shorter version to the guidebook:

http://www.redriverclimbing.com/RRCGuid ... hp?id=1276

This route is super cool, and with the new bolts, really worth doing. Fun boulder problems for the first four bolts, then a good rest, then super pumpy to the first set of anchors. 4/5 stars no doubt. I put it in as 5.11d, as Terry suggested that grade, and I totally agree with him. Much harder the 5.11b. If consenus is that it is easier then I will change it down.

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Post by Yasmeen »

Hell yeah! That thing is so much fun! It was part of Spragwa and my day of obscure sport at Military. Cool holds and fun moves!
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Post by Yasmeen »

Isn't it nice to be able to update the guidebook to tailor it to your sends? LOL. I was all excited to add "Windy Corner, to the first set of anchors" and "Up Yonder" to it. :P
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Post by Wes »

Power is nice, but this (and those) route(s) really deserved the entry for sure.

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Post by the lurkist »

hats off to Chris Martin for updating this route with the new gear and bringing it back to life.
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Post by Spragwa »

Yep. Thanks Chris! This route is rad for sure.
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Post by 512OW »

Just out of curiousity, why are there 2 sets of anchors? Weren't the higher ones there first?
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Post by Toy »

Always been 2 sets. Top anchor requires a 60m to lower, with the rope stretch if I'm remembering right. Awesome route! CM has resurrected many routes like this one. Much thanks muffin man!
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