Devils Shredder

Description:: Vertical Overhung Slab Crack Windy S SW
The name says it all…once through the roof aka the shredder, the angle is less than vertical. Just above the roof is some very sharp rock for hands and rope, be aware!
Access Issues: inherited from Devils Kitchen: Remember that you are in a National park, don't litter, clean up any rubbish, don't disturb the wildlife and no bolting. It is essential that climbing in this area remains minimal impact and low key. The Westpac Helicopter and Surf Life Saving patrol this area, be friendly. An interesting experience climbing while a rescue helicopter watches. This area is not tide dependant as the Devils Cauldron or the Devils Training Ground but it is swell dependant. A 2ft-3ft swell at Sunshine Beach and low wind is fine. If in doubt look at the Sunshine Beach Surf cam. "http://www.coastalwatch.com/camera/cameras_large.aspx?cam=600&state=QLD&camName=Sunshine Beach" In the tidal area depending on swell, wind, and tide the base of these climbs may be wet and extremely slippery. As you get out of the tidal spray area the rock is superb! Even when it wet.
Descent Notes:: Access by abseil down to the big platform
Ethic: inherited from Devils Kitchen: New area Under development Tolerated
Trad, no need for chalk.
Tags:: Deserted Any tide Loose Rap in 20-30 min

Routes

	Route	Grade	Style
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1	The Number of The Beast Traverse to the main chimney on the far left. Climb up the chossy chimney. FA: Cris Brazzelli, 2012	13	Trad 19m
2	The Naked Fisherman Head up the face huging the overhangs. At the last overhangtop out to the right FA: Sergio Sanchez, 2012	16	Trad 19m
3	Ogling Osprey It has it all, overhang, jugs, cracks, thin face...Head up the side of the first roof. Head through the overhang using the jugs and cracks, then move onto the face. Mantle onto the ledge with the pigface. Head straight up on thin face moves to top out. FA: Cris Brazzelli, Keir Gillam, 2012	17	Trad 19m
4	Oh How I Miss Tasmanian Jamming Grade needs to be confirmed Straight up through the roof aka “the shredder”, extremely committing. After the roof the next bit of gear is not until you reach the crack. Once through the roof easily jam the finger/hand crack all the way to the top. FA: Keir Gillam, 2012		Trad 19m
5	Eagle Ray Arête / The Devils Teeth Step right from the platform and follow the intimidating looking arête through the devils teeth to the top. Avoid coming on to the main faces either side. Big winds add another dimension! I cannot stress this enought, go straight up through the overhanging bulges, it is the best and easiest route - refer to photo FA: Cris Brazzelli, Keir Gillam, 2012	17	Trad 19m