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10c/d’s at Local Nanaimo Crags
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- 5.10cDefinitely a sandbag at the guidebook grade of 10a, but not a 10d either. Used mostly laybacks, only jammed to place gear.
- 5.10cThis rig frustrated me in years past, nice to have it ticked.
- 5.10dPut it together tonight. The stepover crux is an act of faith.
- 5.10cThin and sustained through multiple cruxes.
- 5.10cTechnical crimps on a steep slab. Right in my wheel house.
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- 5.10cFelt like 10a down low, with the 10c crux on the big detached flake at the top.
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- 5.10dNice variety, some unique movement.
- 5.10cAn old nemesis goes down.
- 5.10bUsed upper right crack, lowers the grade to 10b but it is within reach of the bolts, so . . . .
- 5.10bClipped anchors statically with my long reach, more like 10b without the finishing dyno.
- 5.10cAwesome overhang-to-ledge mantel.
- 5.10cFelt easy after a week in Squamish.
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- 5.10cNamed for the giant white spot on the wall and the three overhangs? Ravens dropping branches on my belayer and harassing me, must be a nest nearby so we left.
- 5.10cSolid gear, a few moves at the grade.
- 5.10cWent smoothly, great gear. Crawled inside the chimney for a much needed mid route rest.
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- 5.10cReally happy with the way this thing turned out. Nothing else quite like it at the Dark Side.
- 5.10c ↓One move wonder but fun. The best of the 6 approach pitches to the upper ledge.
- 5.10bStart is a bit loose but the rest is outstanding, 40+ meters of high friction basalt.
- 5.10c ↑Multiple cruxes will have you pumped at the anchors. This will be a tough onsight but the climbing is superb.
