Rockfax Description
The wide crack is a traditional struggle and was a good effort for its day. Awkward and not too well protected, though a big chockstone is of some help. © Rockfax
FA. J.W.Puttrell 1906.
ROCKFAX Eastern Grit (2006): Top 500 , Steve Ashton's 100 Classic Gritstone Climbs , Puttrell's Progress , Wide Cracks , Froggatt to Black Rocks (BMC) - The Grade List , Eastern Peak Grit 100 VD- VS , Peak Rock/1/ The 1st Peak District Tigers. , Froggatt Cracks (Eastern Grit recommended ticklist) , Level 1 Peak Trad Routes
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THE.WALRUS | 19 Apr, 2021 |
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βeta: under graded. severe 4a more accurate. | βeta? | |
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βeta: under graded. severe 4a more accurate. |
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Stuck to a Rock | 12 Jul, 2020 |
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βeta: Hardest HVD I\'ve ever climbed. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Hardest HVD I've ever climbed. |
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Joecartmell | 8 Feb, 2020 |
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βeta: Very run out after the chockstone! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Very run out after the chockstone! |
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Sime64 | 23 Jun, 2019 |
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βeta: Very little gear unless you have huge cams. Harder than HVD | βeta? | |
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βeta: Very little gear unless you have huge cams. Harder than HVD |
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howlingbaboon | 31 Aug, 2006 |
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βeta: Did this one in the rain which made it quite scary. Vital chock, the top seemed completly unprotected without massive gear but managed to get a tiny splitter cam out left in a pocket on an extended QD, probably wouldn't have bothered in the dry. There's a fun jumping mantle shelf at the bottom. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Did this one in the rain which made it quite scary. Vital chock, the top seemed completly unprotected without massive gear but managed to get a tiny splitter cam out left in a pocket on an extended QD, probably wouldn't have bothered in the dry. There's a fun jumping mantle shelf at the bottom. |
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victim of mathematics | 20 Feb, 2006 |
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βeta: Only traditional VDiff once you're past the start, which is pretty tough provided you don't cheat and slink around to the left. There's only really one hard move low down, and it's not nearly as bad as many VDiff chimneys out there. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Only traditional VDiff once you're past the start, which is pretty tough provided you don't cheat and slink around to the left. There's only really one hard move low down, and it's not nearly as bad as many VDiff chimneys out there. |
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Big Steve | 19 Feb, 2006 |
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βeta: The chockstone is definately there, and its the only decent protection on the whole route. I found it a hard physical route, and IMO the climbing harder is than S4A, very thuggish throughout | βeta? | |
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βeta: The chockstone is definately there, and its the only decent protection on the whole route. I found it a hard physical route, and IMO the climbing harder is than S4A, very thuggish throughout |
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Jon Greengrass | 17 Jun, 2003 |
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βeta: I've seen a VDiff leader run up this with just a sling round the chockstone at half height. The jamming at the start to get established on the slab is the crux, after that climb the left arete of the crack. seconded it barefoot! | βeta? | |
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βeta: I've seen a VDiff leader run up this with just a sling round the chockstone at half height. The jamming at the start to get established on the slab is the crux, after that climb the left arete of the crack. seconded it barefoot! |
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LakesWinter | 16 Aug, 2002 |
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βeta: Not that bad really and there is protection on the route as well without using giant cams | βeta? | |
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βeta: Not that bad really and there is protection on the route as well without using giant cams |
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Grade: S 4a ***
(Stanage Popular)