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Blue Chock - 5.10b
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Rock (Trad)
G
Full rack
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Description:
Starts right of Headjam and follows a layback corner and crack that trends up and left. Aim for a large, dark corner with a notch at the top that leads to a belay up and right. Can be done in one long pitch if you're mindful of rope drag.
Submitted by: seanb on 2007-06-23
Views: 251
Route ID: 73429
3 Ascents Recorded
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| Difficulty | 5.10a |
| Safety Rating | G |
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stiff for 10a
long crux section, but very well protected with a pink tricam, a small micro cam, and a BD .3 for the business.
Added: 2009-06-22
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| Difficulty | 5.10c |
| Safety Rating | G |
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Ascent Note
Thought this was a little more serious and difficult than other Moore's 10's (like Bimbo's, Break on Through, Do or Dive). Crux was tricky and there was somewhat run-out sustained 5.9 climbing after the crux. Exit moves are hard to do gracefully...don't miss the beached whale move at the end!
Added: 2006-04-29
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Ascent Note
This is a great route, especially to onsight - funky, improbable. airy, pro requires a little work too.
Added: 1985-07-30





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