OffLine #14467 Chuck Odette -55 United States, Ogden Presentation | Routes | Boulders | Picture Gallery | Blog
 Ranking R / Trend Top 10 United States World
 12 Months 10 359 37 (780) 344 (6135)
 All Time 11 230 51 (2234) 363 (13689)
 Ranking B/ Trend Top 10 United States World
 12 Months 7 438 302 (835) 1021 (3300)
 All Time 7 290 961 (2302) 2950 (8215)
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Many years slogging mountains, climbing walls, hacking ice, plugging cracks, running it out on slabs before settling on mostly sport dogging. Red-pointed my first 5.12 at age 34, 5.13 at age 37 and 5.14 at age 44.

Date of birth 1955-12-12
Height 181 cm
Weight about 68 kg
Started climbing 1978
Occupation Sponsorship Coordinator
Other interrests Kids: Meredeth, Joshua, Sierra - Grand Kids: Mercedes, MyKeala, MaKendra - HOT climbing girlfriend: Maggie Smith - Other stuff: reading, movies, zone diet & tantric yoga :)
Best comp. result Too long ago to remember
Best climbing area Maple
Areas where I can guide Petzl gym
Sponsor/Links Petzl
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Visits
Presentation: 6 567
Routes: 8 300
Boulder: 1 668
Blog: 1 807
Total: 18 342
Latest Ascents
7c+ Cow Belly, Echo Cliffs
8a+ Motor X, Echo Cliffs
7c Mad Hooker, Echo Cliffs
8a XXX, Echo Cliffs
8a+ La Confianza, Maple Canyon
Ascents in DB: 579
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Images in DB: 24
8a Questionnaire
What do you like the most in your climbing life?I like the friendships developed and the support of others in the close knit climbing community. Climbers are a happy bunch of people, full of energy and incredibly positive. That positive atmosphere is contagious and permeates throughout the rest of my life and into the surrounding world. A life of climbing is a life well spent!
 
What is a memorable story in your climbing life?Surviving an ascent of the Cassin Ridge on Denali in June of 1990. Weathered 5 days of 60+ mph winds and sub-zero(F) temps at the 17,800' level. Reached the summit on 6/9/90 after 3-days NO food. Rescued two ailing Japanese climbers while descending the W. Buttress in yet another storm! Lost two friends a day ahead of us on the Cassin. Mike and Stewart fell from about the 19,000' level 1/2 way down the S. Face of Denali. Bodies are still there? Standing on that summit after all the effort was truly memorable. A brief parting of the clouds gave us a momentary glimpse of the world around us and it was magnificent.