General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Angels beta	13-Feb-2004 At 8:41:28 AM	Rob668
Message
Rupert, We climbed Angels with ~ #5 Camelot 3 x #3 Camelot 2 x #2 Camelot #1 Camelot #3/4 Camelot #1/2 Camelot a couple of smaller cams one set of wires. On the first 6 pitches all of the large (#2 up) gear was used. The smaller cams were useful on the 6th pitch. We took ~7 hours to get up the climb. Started with taping up in the car on sunrise. It is one of the best climbs I've done if only you could avoid the dread offwidth 7th pitch. It may also be useful to try extend as many pitches as possible to help speed up the climb. Cheers, Rob

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