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First, always make sure your icing is niiiice and smooth.
Remember, the flowers are the most important part!
(Yes, this was someone's actual wedding cake.)
(And they paid for it.)
(With money.)
- Related Wreckage: Wedding Day Advice
No!!!!!! I actually groaned out loud twice! poor brides.
Number one made me sad. The flowers were actually nice, if only the icing behind them had been better...
I liked number two in spite of the crazy lines. XD
The last one... tell me they didn't pay 200 dollars for it. Please?
Oh snap! Those are some HORRIBLE cakes!!
One comment I have about wedding toppers - I ask every bride if they will have a topper and most say "Oh No" and then I deliver the cake to the venue and sometimes, just sometimes, there sits this god-awful topper that doesn't match the cake design at all with the instructions "Please put this on the cake".
Just sayin'... toppers are not always the baker's fault ;o)
WV: wershall - Those cakes just kept getting wershall and wershall
First, always make sure your icing is niiiice and smooth.
Hey Jen, I'm pretty sure "nice" is spelled with just one "i".
Long time reader, first time commenter. Just forwarded this blog to a friend who LOVES it!
The first one is the WORST. I mean you need a magnifying glass to see most of those flowers.. what's the point.. it looks like the flowers are dying.
The second and third wreck look like Dr. Seuss tree cakes!
I'm sure someone will have already pointed this out, but the flowers on the loverly green cake? Not cherry blossoms. I'm not a botanist, but I'm pretty sure orchids don't count.
I had a little nut tree nothing would it bare...
Why is there a snake draped across disaster #3?
Never mind, I think I just answered my own question...
WV: loger.... The loger I look at these, the more questions I have.
hahahahha "you can always jam in a stick and charge $200"
I'm not sure what is worse on the green cake (3rd one down)-the fact that the brown branches are running (gross) or the big copyright over the picture (please don't try to pass this work of art off as your own).
Poo, butterflies and a groom with faerie wings...what's not to love?
I love it: "with money!" You guys are simply awesome!
When in doubt and you can't smooth out your buttercream you must either use a comb on iy or cover it with fondant..
yes, what's with the fairy bride and groom?
The wedding wrecks always fascinate me- someone knew this was someone's wedding and brought these monstrosities.
Were they proud of this cake? Did they know it was a wreck when they delivered it? It just boggles the mind.
One of the funniest posts you've done, this provided a much-needed laugh this morning. Thanks Jen!
SOMEONE paid for that last cake. My 7 yrd old son can frost better. The icing is spotchy, the branches a joke.
When you look close at the cake-topper one, the cake is beautifully embossed, and it's actually a pretty cake. *shakes head* Some people just don't know when to stop....
LOL "Jam a stick in it"...LOL
and what is so hard about smoothing that icing??? I feel bad for the brides that actually paid real money for these!
I appreciate this post, Jen. No, seriously for once. :) I have a cherry blossom wedding cake due next year, and these tips are very helpful for me. I'll be coming back to this page when the time coems for me to decorate.
Most of these would look better if you just jammed a stick in them.
... Going outside to look for a good stick now ...
I heart you John and Jen!!
Vines, branches, it's all the same right?
Great blog post as always. You make my day, every day!
The 4th one is sad--it would have been decent without the flotsam on the top.
I am tearing up a little. (Tiering up?) Either way.
The 5th wreck looks like a deformed Truffula cake.
Dr. Seuss would not be pleased.
Oh my god. If someone sold me an unedible lump of iced flour with a stick in it I'd have to beat them to death. I'm definitely making my own wedding cake!
Most of these "different from the picture" wrecks seem to stem from cake decorators trying to do things in butter cream and royal icing that are clearly intended for fondant. I can't tell for sure, because my monitor is bad, but it looks like it's pretty much all fondant, even the branches are cut-out fondant shapes.
noooooooooooooo............the last one.......was soooo tragic.....!!!!!
I think that if those cakes showed up at my wedding, I would immeditately smash the cake and serve it like that. It all taste the same in the end.
I am unashamed to say that I like the green one with the unrealistic branches. I like the twisty, Seussianesque vibe without it being busy.
WV: phooexp - the sound made whenever a CW reader sees a CCC.
the topper's bride and groom have wings?!?! what the what?!
the last cake reminds me of a church lady i used to know, who wore hats that look just like that cake ... with ribbons and flowers sticking out of it. we called her the hat lady.
good times.
I always feel so bad with these wedding cake wrecks. Makes me glad we just had a tiny cake and a dessert buffet at my wedding!
Oh my. Dreadful!
Oh, bad bridal cakes are my favorites! Maybe 'cause I never have to worry about being saddled with one, but how can you POSSIBLY bring yourself to pay hundreds of dollars for this kind of crapola?
I'd rather run to WalMart for a sheet cake and sprinkle flower petals on it myself, if it came to that.
wreck #3 looks like lava flow downing trees in it's path.
love your comments. always make me snort!
The first cake is so beautiful, it just makes the others more painful...
I have no words for that last one. Those are fake branches, right? The baker didn't just see some guy out in his yard doing some pruning on the way over, right?
And our cake topper with the crystal hearts and the foofy white tulle was part of the head table centerpiece...miles away from the cake.
About that "cookies and sprinkles" link -- I watched that video very carefully, and not ONCE did they mention sprinkles. The stuff they scattered over the cake were "beautiful embellishments." The lady said so herself. ;-D
Yeesh! Maybe that third cake - the green one - is actually written in Amharic? (Ethiopian) Weird, that's all - just plain weird.
Wow.... I live right in front of a bunch of trees so I guess I can start making wedding cakes now.. I can just start jamming sticks into a betty crocker cake mix cake and ...voila!
I just want to point out that some people actually like the rough iced look that is on the first cake. I had a bride specifically request the rough iced look. So even though most people prefer a smooth finish, some do not.
Oh my god rofl ha ha ha ha, that is all I can say, thanks for the laugh!
NIIIIIIIIIICE. Or not. That was a sarcastic remark (and reply. The third cake looks like there's cascading waterfalls of mold on it. Gross.
I'm still laughing at your comments now ha ha ha, the last one was the kicker wasn't it?
The green cake wouldn't have been half bad if they'd've left the brown stuff (which appears to be leaking) off. I could even maybe live with the orchids....
Wreck #1 -- nice flowers, nice branch, ohmigawd, why would you let a four-year-old ice a wedding cake?!
Wreck #2-- as if the frosting tinted to match Tums Wintergreen weren't enough, someone obviously doesn't understand the difference between Florentine Scroll and Cherry Branch.
Wreck #3 -- oh yes. Poison Ivy on a Wedding cake...now THAT bodes well!
Wreck #4 -- I'm more repulsed that someone would have authorized any payment for that disaster than the disaster itself. I would have preferred to announce to my wedding guests that the cake had been dropped en route than serve that mess.
and Tigerwolf? I'm pretty sure Jen knows how to spell a 4-letter word (I'm certain of it, acutally...!) ....but that using multiple I's indicates a prolongation of the pronunciation of the word.
WV: dinge -- Some of these cakes might be okay, if the cherry blossoms weren't such dinge.
Holy sh*t this was funny, Jen.
Oh....WOW! Thease are really making me think I could make some money as a cake decorator.
I remember the "topper" cake being posted at CakeCentral- the baker was horrified by the topper, which the brides MIL made special.
"You can always jam a stick in it and charge $200."
That did me in. Too funny! :D
Wow-- that cake with the enormous feathery topper really could've used some balloon animals, too. Pity. Also, maybe some circus people standing around to admire it.
That third cake looks like a river of poo lava is flowing down...to where?
Oooh oooh! I liked the one with no flowers and the weird melted tree poop all over it. Nothing beats tree poop on a cake. NOTHING.
if ever a Bridezilla could be justified in causing a scene, it would be if she were the recipient of one of these beauties!
Someone finally figured out a use for Charlie Brown's Christmas tree.
The words "poo river" came to mind when I saw the one without flowers.
I had a cherry blossom cake for my wedding, but it was actually pretty. The best part? The cake was a Funfetti cake, so yay for sprinkles!
I thought you couldn't mess up blossoms, but sometimes I'm wrong...
...but a silver nutmeg and a golden pear.
Many thanks to Christa for putting a nursery song in my head.
Anywhoo, now that I've got that out of my system...regarding the cake with the..um..."interesting" topper...I believe a family member made the topper and insisted it go on the cake?
But now I want to know...did the baker submit this one?
The he!! I would pay for any of those!
On the one hand, my heart is aching for those poor brides, but they chose to pay for them! Heck, if I went to pick up my wedding cake and it looked like any of those, I would rather go buy a plain white sheet cake from the local bakery.
WV: mooldis
Some of those cake wrecks look rather mooldis. Yuk. ><
Just got married in September. The sight of these (and most of your wrecked wedding cakes) gives me residual panic attacks.
Carry on.
This may be a really stupid question, but maybe I'm not the only one wondering...
What does WV stand for? I see it in comments on here all the time and I get that it has something to do with made-up vocabulary, but that's all I've been able to figure out.
oh the horrors, the one with the massive topper, since when are cherry blossoms purple and pink? at least it sorta matched
That first picture was my wedding cake inspiration!! Luckily, although my cake didn't look exactly like it, it was not a wreck. Very simple and lovely. And free, since it was included with the venue.
I'm so glad I didn't get one of these wrecks. And glad I didn't see this post before my wedding -- I'd lose sleep.
How do these bakeries get it so wrong?
Well...the one with the fairy bride and groom would actually be rather pretty, if they just toned down the topper a bit. Alas. (I like the embossed fondant)
The rest are definitely in the best wrecky tradition! Whew!
Now I know what design I'd love to get if I ever get married, but I'll be showing this entry to the bakers to make sure they weren't one of them that was featured on this entry.
What a beautiful cake . . . and so many different ways to ruin it!
@Tigerwolf and Anony 11:56-- I don't know which of you I loved more today!
"It helps if you lick your fingers first, so they slide smoothly over the icing."
*Shudder* Perish the thought.
"Were they proud of this cake? Did they know it was a wreck when they delivered it? It just boggles the mind."
Exactly what I wondered! And WHO would pay for such a thing? I'd cry and pitch a huge bridezilla fit if these showed up at my wedding!!
Disregarding the drips, I actually like the 2nd cake, the green one. It has a nice art-deco feel to it, even if it wasn't intended. Also (correct me if i'm wrong), it appears to be fondant free, and yet is perfectly smooth.
Behind the last cake you can see one more branch that didn't get added to the wreckage -- so somebody looked at that cake and said "there, that is just the right amount of stick!"
wv= word verification
When I first starting reading the posts I thought everyone was mocking West Virginia
I'll just jam a stick in my eyes, thank you...
wv: "Supri": how much of the word "Suprise!" the baker managed to get out when delivering the cake, before the bride went ballistic.
I can never decide if I love the hilarity of the wedding cake posts, or if I'm just heartbroken for whoever they belong to.
Either way, it just makes me glad we had pies for our wedding dessert and not cake. Can't go wrong with pies.
Why do so many wreckerators have a hard time icing a cake smoothly? I'm FAR from being a professional cake decorator and even I can manage a uniform surface!
Re: The incongruous topper. I think what likely happens in these situations is that the couple says "no toppers" and then some well-meaning relative gives you one at your shower or hands it to you at your rehearsal dinner as a gift. Sometimes it's easier to just shut up and put the thing on the cake, rather than argue about it or worry about offending your new in-law.
Of course, if it happened to me, such a topper would have a horrible "accident" on the way to the venue and it couldn't possibly be replaced on time. "Imagine how tragic it was that my dog chewed it up, the cat peed on it, and then the neighbor's truck ran it over three times, but I guess we'll have to make do without it."
I love the Jungle Cake! They should stick Tarzan on top and call it a day.
Did that topper Bride and Groom actually have WINGS????? OMG!!!!
That first cake is just gorgeous. I love the cherry blossom cakes!
but...#2 has the wrong flower (oversized!) and the minty green cake looks like it's being attacked by licorice whips. yum.
#3 is suffering from an apparently lava mud flow that has killed off the flowers and left the greenery.
#4 has some poorly executed poo-vines and flowers. and if that's not bad enough, the fairies on top decided to bring daisies and lilacs and tulle! O-VER-KILL.
what's with all the green ribbons?
stick a stick in it? great solution. poor stabbed cake. and the daisies are lurking the background to hop on...
(this was paid for? really?)
Dear Last Cake in this Entry,
I am so pissed off with you. You are a terrible, terrible cake. How could you even excuse yourself for existing ESPECIALLY on a day like a wedding. You should have never been made!
I hate you so much I could spit! What's you're problem! Stop looking at me! Don't you have any manners! Stand up straight! Tuck yourself in the chrissakes. And, by the love of all that is holy, take out those piercings! This is a f'in spiritual ceremony of f'in love and f'in commitment! I hate you I hate you I hate you!
Concerned Wreck-watcher.
W.V.: "neads" It neads to be said.
I'm with B--I sort of like the Seuss cake, too, although I can't figure out what the thing is in front of it. It's better than the cake below it which is being taken over by a Triffid. Yi . . .
@Tigerwolf and Anony 11:56-- HAHAHA!!! I think that's funnier than today's entry...which is pretty dang funny...."jam a stick in it and charge $200"--FABULOUS!
Bonnie B ;)
I'm disturbed that I got the $500 sprinkles and cookie cake reference without clicking the link. LOL
The green one doesn't have branches. It's an ant farm.
That last cake is just wrong!
WV: objecus . . . I objecus to the way these cakes turned out for wedding days!
Cake decorations just don't grow on trees - oh wait! They do!
It has been a very long time since I have baked cakes of any kind, but if challenged, I could make one that would be 100% better than the last one - you know, the one with the fake branch stuck in it. (rolls eyes)
I can't imagine paying anyone for these disasters. A bride, her mother, and mother-in-law would have to have a marvelous sense of humor to keep any one of these cakes. How sad!
I would add my voice to those decrying the last cake in the post as the Wreckiest of all! On a slight tangent, does anyone know how this trend started? Was anyone else reminded by what I choose to call the "real" cake of the _beautiful_ film "Random Harvest," where cherry blossoms are symbolically important to the romance?
WV: erseemac. Bride: Er, see, Mac, here's the thing... [knocks baker out cold]
I was thinking you could make a $500 cake look like a $40 cake with the right cookies and sprinkles, too. Or maybe just a couple of branches.
How do we know that the baker put that horrific topper on the cake (note that the groom is wearing fairy wings in it. That detail gave me the chuckles)?
That could have just as easily been something the couple picked out and insisted on.
WV: disupste - kind if like if you mix "disgusted" with "upset"
First off: Jen, that last comment from "Brendan" about the cake topper with WV "disupste" - that was me and not "Brendan" (my fiance). I hadn't noticed he was still signed in.
Secondly: this is why we're getting a tiramisu instead of a wedding cake. Considering their reputation for tasting like styrofoam and the prices charged for them, we'd rather eat a really good cake-like dessert than risk the horror that could come with an actual cake.
WV: "florist"
As in, it takes a bad baker to create most of these disasters, but that last one...that takes a supremely talentless FLORIST!
I laughed so hard at the "[crickets chirping]" that my guinea pigs ran and hid in their houses.
wrecked wedding cakes are my fave...i'm going to try to get my friend to submit her wedding cake, it was horrible...leaning tower with polka dots...
Isn't there some kind of policy where you can return the cake for your money back? I'd rather have no cake at all then those.
I'm just waiting for the topper on #4 to fall off the back of the cake so I can yell "timber!"
As for #5 yeah, I'd take a stick and jam it somewhere if that cake was presented to me for my wedding. No jury in the land would convict you. Provided you showed them this picture.
wow. that cake topper is a thing of beauty!
Thankfully, our cherry blossom cake turned out FAB!
(Yes, that's 2 Mickey's on top!)
FYI, from this bakery:
I like how there's an alternate stick waiting patiently behind the cake, in case the first stick doesn't work out. That's the kind of attention to detail your $200 gets you.
Anyone else notice how the "branches" on the green cake have started to bleed? Bleeding branches. Awesome.
WV: iniso - Iniso sad that these cakes are, well, so sad.
That green one reminds me of the 'black oil' that seeped into people's eyes in X-Files for some reason.
And...200 dollars? REALLY!?? Even if you pulled that number out of your butt and they actually paid less. I would be just as incredulous saying "10 dollars?! REALLY?!?"
Cake fail.
Amy B-H
If someone presented me with the last cake on my wedding day I'd bawl my eyes out, seriously. I wish some of these bakers would quit ruining peoples special occasions and go get a different job! I can't make nice cakes, so I just force my kids to eat them on their birthdays, I don't go out and try and make a business out of it!!
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LOL - Tears. I am in tears.
@ Tigerwolf:
It's called using artistic license for emphasis.
It occurs to me that two of these wrecks were probably related to the FLORIST...I wonder if the flower-less cake was supposed to be finished with live flowers by the florist and wasn't. And was it the baker that put that horrible stick on the last one, or was it the florist?
My wedding cake had real flowers on it and they were added by the florist at the reception site.
Now we could have a spin-off blog, Flower wrecks? I can see it now!
lol@Tigerwolf-- I guess you get what you ask for in here! Epcot, already! :D
As a professional, I love this. It makes me gag lol!!
Love your site.
crickets chirping...now that's too funny.
For Marcy W @ 10:29 who said:
Anyone else notice how the "branches" on the green cake have started to bleed?
Honey, it ain't a bleedin', it's a weepin' - cherry tree that is!
For Tigerwolf @ 9:37, PLEASE let everyone know that you were only kidding in your comment and not truly trying to correct Jen. Surely you can't be that naive? Right?
And for Angela @ 12:59, as Siouxzr @ 2:08 pointed out,
WV stands for "word verification". It is the "word"/character- sequence you are required to type in in order for your comment to be accepted as originating from a real person and not some automated process. I hope that clears it up for you.
-WM, the great disco newt
WV: bicari. I could use a bicari cocktail after looking at these wrecks!
I will say that i actually kinda liked the second to last one in this set. Yes it's overly ornate and with a rather elaborate topper but at least they kept a consistent colour schema.
About the cake with the crazy topper, there were a couple of long threads discussing it on Cake Central. The mother of the groom had made it, and so the couple couldn't be talked out of using it. The baker displayed it on the cake table, not on the cake itself, but then the mother of the groom found it and jammed it on top of the cake.
The worst part is that the second wreck actually looks pretty good... except for the branches. If they would've stopped at the green icing and just stuck a plastic couple at the top everything would've been nice and dandy.
The crazy topper cake had been discussed at length among decorators on Cake Central, like Judi said. The decorator didn't want to use it, everyong else told her that it was the bride's choice so she pretty much had to, then when she posted a picture of it we all reversed our decision and said "Uh, no...Destroy it if at all possible." Unfortunately, if the bride wants to stick something Godawful on top of her cake it's up to her. We decorators usually just take a picture of the cake before the topper is put on, then try to block the incident out of our memories.
Just posted this to my Face Book as a tutorial for my Wilton Method students as a "What NOT to do!"
For the bakers out there who say the topper is not their fault, I have a contract that specifies no topper will be added.
I set up the cake, snap my pictures and go on my merry way.
If they add it later C'est la vie!
w t h....... as a wedding photographer I see some BAD cakes and these make me shudder!
That one second from the bottom looks like the one that Abraham would have commissioned - it looks like a ram in a thicket
Argh! Don't people know that cherry blossoms signify the ephemeral nature of life?
(That's 'temporary' for the semi-literate.)
Why would you want this to signify your wedding, unless your name is Britney?
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At first I thought the second one wasn't that bad. Until I clicked on it and realized the "stems" were um, leaking. Ewww.
The wedding cake is the center of attention in a wedding reception.It will serves as a very significant keepsake for your very important day.Those cakes are really fabulous!Love the designs!
These cakes look like they've been baked in an overgrown forest by lazy stoats. Lazy stoats running a profitable business.
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STRUBENSVALLEY This area is named after Fred and Harry Struben who were gold prospectors in the 1880's, and mined in this area before gold was discovered on the reef.
This crag is one of the Witwatersrand's finest assets as far as sport climbing is concerned. Principally, there are 2 areas, the upper and lower bands on the right hand side of the road.
The crags forming the upper band are overhanging at the base, but ease off towards the top. The routes are strenuous, often following cracks and corners, many of these can be led as climbs. These are the largest and highest crags in the area, and range from 15m to 20m above the large cave.
Many of the routes in the upper band can be, and are led as trad climbs. The following guide is used to indicate the seriousness of the lead in terms of gear placement, or fall potential: G The route can be well protected with a normal trad rack. PG These routes require either special gear such as side runners or pegs. R These routes have minimal gear and a fall is likely to result in serious injury or broken bones. The route is most likely top-roped.
Driving directions Access is free and easy. Drive north along Hendrik Potgieter drive, cross over Christiaan de Wet Road, and take the next road to the left, which is FredenHarry Drive. Follow this road past a small shopping centre where pizzas or burgers can be eaten on the way back. When you get to a T-junction turn right, pass through a dip and as the road starts to curve rightward at what could have been a T-junction you will see a vacant stand ahead of you, park here.
Walk upward slightly to the left on a fairly well defined path. You will see a band of rock to your right (presently undeveloped but open) and then on the left. The sport routes are on the left. Just above this crag there is another crag with several natural routes which were in the process of being bolted. There is a squatter here that does however occupy a few of the best lines through a cave.
Aspect The face sees some sunlight in the morning but is usually shaded in the afternoon being almost east facing. The climbs are so consumer friendly, that you can climb your tips off in half a day, so try summer afternoons, or winter mornings as a first guess.
Note This is an excellent beginner crag. Historically, the grades at Strubensvalley have been inflated. This version of the guide has attempted to correct this. The grades may seem stiff compared to the previous guide, but will hopefully prepare you a little better for places like Waterval Boven where the grades tend to be more realistic.
If the cliffs on the lower band seem over-bolted, you're probably right. The bolts are close together both vertically and horizontally. The routes are squeezed in, and as a general rule, the bolt line of the next climb demarcates the extent of the 'legal' holds on your route (don't get overly concerned though). Enjoy this as an open air training wall.
Upper Section The upper section is found above and to the left (facing the crags from below) of the main crags. Head towards the main overhanging area where you will find climbs such as BLACK MAGIC (unfortunately this cave is occupied at present). From here, head left to get to the bolted climbs. The routes to the far left are actually pretty good.
RED FRED 15 [5D] Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
BLUE GLUE 11 [5D] Shares top anchors with RED FRED. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
INTO PINK 18 ** [6D] On the left hand side of the Upper band, slightly above the rest of the cliffs is a steep red broken buttress with a large thin flake 3m high in the centre, at its base. Climb the crack on the left hand side of the flake to its top, then step up left to above a small overhang. From there continue up slightly right via a small recess to the top. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
THINK PINK 18 ** [6B] Climb the crack on the right of the flake (see INTO PINK) continuing up to the corner above, then at its top climb another small corner, just to the right of the ridge, to the top. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
SLIVER ARROWS 16 [7D] Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
GREEN LIGHT 13 [6D] Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
PINK HOT PEPPERS 14 * [6D] Straddle up short dark brown square recess to the right of THINK PINK, and just to the left of a cave with blocks in it. Step left at the large block which is at the top of the recess. Has a tricky start. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
PURPLE FRENZY 20 ** [6D] Walk down 10m from THINK PINK to a lower buttress with a smooth undercut bulge at its base. Balance up bulge along a ridge 1m to the right of white streak, to a flared crack underneath an overhang. Pull over overhang and continue up easier ground to the top, keeping to the ridge. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
GOAT CRACK 17 ** [6D] To the right of PURPLE FRENZY is an obvious crack leading to an open hook above with blocks in it. Climb initial section (crux) to cubby hole, then continue up steep crack above on good grips to the top.
BALDERDASH 15 [6D] Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
BUMBLE BEE 9 * [G] 4m to the right of GOAT CRACK is a small tree. Climb left of tree to ledge, then move up left via crack to a ledge 1m to the right of the cubby hole of GOAT CRACK. Then climb up cracks above to the top.
SADDLEBAGS 16 [7D] Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
LIFE IN THE FAST LANE 19 ** [7D] About 7m to the right of BUMBLE BEE is a 4.5m high thin crack with peg scars in it (dark rock). Climb the crack to a small ledge and instead of moving up left to easy ground, reach right to another crack/corner, which is followed to the top. If the block on the right is used to straddle, the grade is reduced. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
LAUGHTER OF THE MORTALS 10 [G] 2m to the right of LIFE IN THE FAST LANE is a slab leading to a chimney in between to obvious ridges. Start to the right, and step left into the chimney which is then climbed to the top.
TEA BAGGING 12 *** [7D] Two ridges are mentioned in LAUGHTER OF THE MORTALS. Climb up the right side of the right ridge on big jugs to the top. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
GETTING AIR 16 ** [6D] Move up the centre of wall which is to the right of TEA BAGGING to the top (avoiding good grips on TEA BAGGING and the crack on the right) Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
GET TUBED 14 ** [5D] To the right of TEA BAGGING is an obvious, attractive scoop shaped overhanging face with two corners on either side. Climb the left hand corner to the top, moving left near the top. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
TIDAL WAVE 29 ** [7D] Climb the scooped face up the middle. Bolted by: Neil Margetts.
CUTBACK SPRAY 18 * [G] Climb the right hand side of the scoop mentioned in IS THERE ANYBODY IN THERE, to the top.
BARRACUDA 17 ** [G] 3m to the right of the start of IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE is a bushy tree. Above the tree is a small corner with a few roots in it at the base. Climb this corner to an overhang, rail left, and move up corner on left until one can step right again, to above the previously mentioned overhang. Then continue past fig tree to top.
MUSSEL CRACKER 20 * [PG] 2,5m to the right of the tree mentioned in BARACUDA is another similar tree. Step onto grey face here and climb up to the large ledge above. Above this is a short overhanging face with a break in it directly above the start. Climb this break which leads into a crack higher up, to the top.
THUNDER THIGHS 11 [PG] Start as for MUSSEL CRACKER, but tend rightwards towards a tree. Then climb up through the tree onto another ledge. Continue along ledge until possible to easily climb to the top.
THUNDER THIGHS DIRECT 13 ** [G] 4m to the right of THUNDER THIGHS are a few large boulders. On the right of these is a tree next to the crag. Step into the corner below the prominent overhang 3m up. Climb up to the ledge above. Then continue up corner to the tree of THUNDER THIGHS. Continue directly to the top.
LUNAR LIGHT TRAVERSE 20 *** [G] 1. 25m 20 This is a superb girdle traverse, probably the best route on the crag. At the thin tree mentioned in THUNDER THIGHS DIRECT, climb up for 3m until you can traverse right along the obvious rail under the fig tree. Continue for 25m at the lip of the cave until you get to another fig tree. Climb up 4m to a ledge. 2. 10m 15 Walk right, to below the nose. Move up on the right hand side and swing around left to the obvious hand crack. Follow this to its end and then continue to top. Note: This route has to be led. The first pitch is sustained, and is as hard to follow as it is to lead.
STUMBLING PILGRIM 22 ** [PG] Start about 3m to the right of the start of LUNAR LIGHT TRAVERSE below the fig tree. Climb up to the rail and up on small grips to a small recess to the left of a nose and to the right of a fig tree. Climb up this for 3m to easier ground which is followed to the top.
BLACK MAGIC 23 ** [G] Above the right hand side of the boulders mentioned in THUNDER THIGHS DIRECT is an obvious vee shaped break in the roof above. Pull up initial overhang using underclings to the rail, continue up to break, then climb through break (crux) to easier ground, continue up vague recess above to the top.
MAGIC MUSHROOM 25 *** [?B] Move up diagonally left, starting half a metre to the left of the start of TIDAL WAVE, to the rail. Move up to a bolt. Continue up through the overhanging rock above, past the second bolt to the top. Do not use the grips that would normally be used for the routes on either side for handholds or footholds.
VOODOO 21 *** [G] About 3m to the right of BLACK MAGIC is a large obvious corner. Climb directly up to the corner after negotiating the initial overhang, climb the corner (crux) and continue straight up crack above without stepping right onto easier rock (a superb direct line).
STICKY WICKET 20 ** [G] Start as for TIDAL WAVE to the rail. Rail right to a corner, move right onto the nose and then up to grips above a thin crack. Then move up diagonally left to a ledge. Continue up to the top.
STICKY WICKET DIRECT 24 ** [PG] Pull up into the corner to the right of the start of TIDAL WAVE (reachy). Then execute a very contrived pull through the roof above, without touching the right wall of the corner. (Height is a definite advantage for both cruxes).
THE END OF THE NIGHT 19 A2 ** [G] 3m to the right of STICKY WICKET DIRECT is a hairline crack running through the initial bulge, widening to finger size higher up. Aid (A3) up initial section on blades and poor nuts to the rail, then continue up crack above (free climbing) with some difficult moves (19) near the top.
MENTAL BLOCK 24 *** [G] 5m to the right of the start of STICKY WICKET DIRECT is an obvious jug handhold about 3m up, at the lip of the cave. Move onto this dynamically and continue up to a rest on the rail (crux) . Continue up over second overhang (20) and up to top.
HOT CANARY 19 * [G] 5m to the right of the start of MENTAL BLOCK is a short root filled crack. Climb this to the rail, ascend wide crack above (crux) to a ledge. Then avoid grotty rock above by traversing right for 5m to an attractive nose with an obvious hand crack on its left hand side. Climb this to the top, starting on its right hand side. (As in LUNAR LIGHT TRAVERSE)
STARGAZER 23 *** [G] 5m to the right of HOT CANARY is a short corner topped by a roof. To its right, above 2 large, flatish boulders are 2 smooth, overhanging bulges. Straddle up the corner to the roof, then rail right above the first bulge to a cramped position. Pull through second bulge strenuously until the grade eases, then continue up ridge above (excellent dynamic moves)
SMOKE ALLEY 21 ** [G] At the right hand end of the big cave. 4m to the right, and around the corner from the start of STARGAZER is a crack up an overhanging recess. Climb this (crux) and follow easy cracks to the top.
JUGULAR VEIN 22 ** [G] About 1,5m to the right of SMOKE ALLEY is an obvious crack running up and through overhangs. JUGUALR VEIN climbs this crack.
EYES OF FIRE 18 ** [G] Climb the crack to the right of JUGUALR VEIN to the top. Continue up easy ground above.
CURMUDGEN CORNER 13 * [G] Start 10m up BLACK JACK GULLY in a short obvious corner with yellow and grey patches. This is just to the left of a dusty cave whose ceiling consists of large boulders. Climb the corner and continue past the tree above to the top.
BLACK JACK GULLY 5 The obvious decent route with tree at base.
DEVIOUS 19 ** [?] Climb face 1m right of EYES OF FIRE through overhang to top.
ENVIOUS 18 ** [?] Climb shallow recess 1m to the right and around the corner of DEVIOUS.
NEIL YOUNG BUTTRESS OUT OF THE BLACK 20 ** [PG] About 4m up BLACK JACK GULLY on the true left is an obvious finger crack up a grey and cream streaked wall. Climb the crack to a rail, then pull straight through the centre of the steep face above to reach the top.
INTO THE BLUE 15 ** [G] Climb the crack system directly above the tree at the base of BLACK JACK GULLY. Climb up past some white streaks to an undercling rail. Then move left onto further cracks and ascend (passing a tree on the right) to the top.
THRASHER 20 * [PG] To the right of INO THE BLUE is a large overhang about 2m up. Start as for HEART OF GOLD and step up left onto the lip of the overhang. Then follow the thin crack past the small tree to the undercling rail and second overhang. Pull through centre of second overhang at about 1.5m to the right of INTO THE BLUE. Continue straight to the top.
HEART OF GOLD 20 ** [PG] On the front of the Neil Young Buttress at the base of the crag are 3 large boulders under an overhang, the right hand one forming a 2m high pillar. Start up the pillar, then climb crack above. Continue straight up recess above (crux) and finish on ridge at top.
LOST COMPANIONS 14 ** [G] 1m to the right of the pillar mentioned in HEART OF GOLD is a thin crack up a dark wall. Climb this past some small bushes into a wider crack, which is followed to the top.
POKOHARNESS 14 ** [PG] 1m to the right of LOST COMPANIONS is a thin crack with roots at the top. Climb this.
CRYSTAL CANYONS 10 * [G] Climb the deep crack 1m right of POKOHARNESS.
AURORA BOREALIS 21 [PG] To the right of CRYSTAL CANYONS is an overhanging bulge with a tree at its base (in the centre). Up the wall/bulge are 2 thin cracks on either side of the tree. Climb the left hand crack.
JOHNNY ROTTEN 19 [PG] Climb the right hand crack of the 2 cracks mentioned in AURORA BOREALIS.
HAY HAY MY MY 16 *** [PG] Around the corner to the right of JOHNNY ROTTEN is an attractive face. Start on the left, moving through initial overhang onto the face. Avoiding ledges on the left, step right onto a small ledge about 2m above the ground. Climb directly up the centre of the brown yellow face above to the top. Note: An easier variation can be climbed up the left arete.
YOUNG MAN'S ENTRANCE 14 ** [PG] One day whilst wandering aimlessly around the top of the crag too lazy to walk down. I decided to scramble down and inadvertently opened a route worth writing up. 10m to the right of HAY HAY MY MY is a broken face shaded closely by a large tree. Start by a clump of routes about the size of a woman's foot embedded in the face. Climb straight up towards a sturdy Combretum tree.
WOW 14 ** [G] Around the corner to the right of YOUNG MAN's ENTRANCE are two obvious brown corners. Climb the left hand corner to an overhang, then instead of going left to easier ground, make in interesting, cramped rail right to a position above GRAVITY DON'T DUST. Continue from here to top.
GRAVITY DON'T DUST 18 ** [R] Climb delicately up the orange arete to the right of WOW to a pointed overhang. Pull through and continue to top.
ZEALOT ZONE 13 ** [G] Climb the right hand corner mentioned in WOW, until you can step right onto a ledge. Climb further up face above. Continue up a series of cracks and ledges to top.
PURPLE MOON 8 * [G] Start 2m to the left of PURPLE SKY, and continue straight up the crack (with a tree in it) to the top, moving right at the tree.
PURPLE SKY 12 *** [PG] Climb up attractive face 10m up and right of GRAVITY DON'T DUST, keeping strictly to the face all the way up (jug land).
LAND OF SMILES 14 ** [G] Climb the ridge 3m to the right of PURPLE SKY, starting on the left of the arete on an easy angle slab and finishing on the right hand side of the ridge.
SONG OF SONGS 10 * [G] To the right of LAND OF SMILES is a deep crack running up a series of ledges. Climb the crack and step left at its top. Exit right.
BYE BYE BLUES 11 ** [PG] Climb the ridge to the right of SONG OF SONGS on good but far apart jugs to the top.
SONG OF JOY 12 ** [G] Climb the orange recess with cracks in it on the right of BYE BYE BLUES. This recess has an overhang in it about three quarters of the way up.
ORE 13 ** [G] On the right hand side of the crag (i.e. 10m to the right and 15m up from SONG OF JOY) is a zig-zag wide crack running through a series of juggy bulges which is slightly undercut at its base. Climb up the crack to the top.
Roadside Attractions Crag This is the lowest crag near the highway up to Roodepoort. The top of the crag is easily accessible by a short scramble up round to either the left or the right of the crag. The routes are up to 12m long.
DYLAN'S ELIMINATE 18 A girdle traverse of the left-hand portion of the lower level of Strubens. Start on the left at the second bolt on the very first route, and continue at approximately the same height to the very last route on the right. It goes at about 18 in both directions (climbed both ways). First ascent: Dylan Morgan.
MEADOW LANE 9 * [5B,A] Follow the left-most line of bolts up the grooves and ledges to where you can reach the lower-offs. A slightly easier variation is found if you deviate 1-2m left after the first bolt.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
EASTERN BYPASS 16 ** [5B,A] Start up MEADOW LANE to the base of a thin corner groove, straight up the wall to the right. Climb the corner to gain the lower-offs on the left.
First ascent: 1995 Clive Curson.
ROADSIDE RHAPSODY 17 ** [5B,A] Go up the stepped groove in the slab 5m left of the nose, until the wall steepens at the third bolt. Less strenuous than the routes on the right.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
PANIC ALLEY 21 ** [5B,A] Start up the short smooth face to the faint crack line 1.5m left of the nose. Can be climbed straight through the bolt line at the crux. If you choose to layback, there may be a temptation to use easier holds far out right. Climb the headwall slab to lower-offs..
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
ROAD WARRIOR 19 *** [5B,A] The nose route. Experience a steep start past the ex-tree. Don't hang around too long or gravity will catch up. Go straight up the crack to lower-offs on the right. 'Legal' holds can be used just to the right, but if you ignore all of these, the grade is about 21.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE 17 *** [4B,A] Probably led by various of the Margetts clan in the 80's. Start 2m right of the root on the nose, following the double crack system to the base of the smaller groove at the top. Climb up this to lower-offs.
Bolted by: 1994 Clive Curson.
HIGHWAY MAN 17 ** [4B,A] Start about 3m right of the nose. Climb steeply up a spidery crack system to easier ground finishing in the larger groove/recess.
Bolted by: 1994 Clive Curson.
SIDEWALK VENDETTA 18 ** [5B,A] Climb the shallow recess about 6-7m right of the nose. If it feels a bit hard, try a little technique. Continue up the crack above to lower-offs on a small buttress.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
A DELICATE ONE 18 ** [4B,A] First top roped by Adele McCann. Go up the orange face, without making use of the major edge to the right.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
THUGGERY 16 ** [4B,A] Use the break to the right of the orange face to gain the summit, using the same lower-offs as A DELICATE ONE.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
CATWALK 15 ** [4B,A] Go up the face to the right of the break used by THUGGERY. Pull into the base of the short corner, and climb to the lower-offs on the left, under the tree.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
WALKING THE DOG 14 ** [4B,A] Go right after the second bolt on CATWALK to lower-offs on the right
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
WESTERN BYPASS 10 ** [3B,A] Climb the face just to the left of an obvious recess. Use the same lower-offs as WALKING THE DOG.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
BOULEVARD OF WET DREAMS 8 ** [3B,A] The obvious recess/corner.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
The Politician's Crag This crag is the continuation of the lower crag after the short gully to the top. It is visible from the car park. The climbs are up to 8m in height. The top may be accessed via the short gully on the left. There is good shade under trees in front of the crag.
VISIONS OF URBAN GLOOM 5 ** [2B,A] The easiest sport route in the country/Africa/Southern hemisphere? Almost anyone should be able to lead it even with no previous climbing experience. Climb the face 8m right of the short gully. Bolted by: Clive Curson. First ascent: Soloed in the 80's.
JOBURG BOWSAW MASSACRE 6 ** [2B,A] If the root looks like becoming a bush again, apply a chainsaw. Climb the face 10m right of the gully past 2 bolts. Same lower-offs as for VOUG. Bolted by: Clive Curson. First ascent: ?
INFORMAL SETTLEMENT 7 ** [3B,A] Start at the large recess/break. After the second bolt climb out right to gin the smooth slab which is followed to lower-offs.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
REDISTRIBUTION 8 ** [3B,A] Starting at the base of the recess, follow the line of weakness diagonally across under INFORMAL SETTLEMENT's slab to the crack system to its right. Climb this and use IS's lower-offs.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
DIRECT REDISTRIBUTION 14 ** [3B,A] Start 1m right of the large recess and climb REDISTRIBUTION's crack all the way from the ground using the same bolts.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
FUNNEL OF FUNDS 15 ** [4B,A] Start a the base of a jam crack 4m right of recess. Climb steeply past the funnel feature, tending slightly right towards the top.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
CASH ON TAP 12 ** [4B,A] Starting at an ex-tree, climb up the crackline on great holds then move left past the bulge (ignoring the bolt on the right) to join FUNNEL FOR FUNDS at the top.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
COSMIC POLITICIAN 19*** [4B,A] Takes the smooth bulging orange face with two key horizontal cracks above this bulge. Slightly reach dependant, but a good line all the same.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
FIELDS OF OPPORTUNITY 18 ** [4B,A] Climb the crack and V-shaped groove right of COSMIC POLITICIAN. Finish at lower-offs either left or right.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
DISTRICT SIX 18 ** [4B,A] Climb up to the large peapod groove to the bulge. The crux is using a layback move to the right, in the middle of the bolt line. The temptation to stray is great: nice move if you don't.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
THE POLITICAL ANGLE 17 ** [3B,A] Teeter up the smooth slab just left of the arete. It gets more positive – eventually. Finish leftwards to the lower-offs on DISTRICT SIX.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
WINDS OF CHANGE 16 ** [3B,A] Climb the deep crack to the right of the smooth slab to the left of a long, elevated ledge.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
URBAN UNREST 16 *** [3B,A] The climb starts next to a bushy gully on the left, some 3m left of a whitish nose. There is a crack line through the bulge. Climb the small bulge on large jugs.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
GANG WARFARE 18 ** [3B,A] Climb the crack on the right of the bulge and 1.5m right of the nose. Move up, then right and up on layback holds.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
CITY SLICKER 19 ** [3B,A] The route up the smooth, whitish nose. Follow the thin crackline up the nose, without straying too far either way. A tad contrived. Go a little left after the third bolt to the GANG WARFARE lower-offs..
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
HOME BOY 14 ** [4B,A] Climbs the face to the right of the nose. There are some great incuts on this one. Go slightly right to lower-offs overlooking the large recess.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
HEAVY TRAFFIC 13 ** [4B,A] Start up the featured arete to the right of a large recess about 4m right of the CITY SLICKER nose. Climb the juggy rock, going left at the top to the lower-offs. Crux is just after the first bolt.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
POLICE BRUTALITY 11 ** [4B,A] Start at a small jagged block. Climb the face, trending somewhat right at the top to lower-offs.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
NO GO AREA 14 ** [3B,A] Start below the boltline through a shallow scoop about 1.5m left of the prominent red corner. Climb to lower-offs above.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
URBAN LEGEND 13 *** [4B,A] Climbs a striking red corner all the way to the top.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
DARK STREETS 12 ** [4B,A] Between the corner and a dark recess is a vague break through a face with glue-on blocks – right above the tree / roots. Most remaining holds feel solid, but exercise some care. Go left at the top on bug jugs (rather steep).
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
JUDGEMENT DAY 20 ** [4B,A] Climb the smooth, light-coloured face to the right of the dark crack / recess. Don't reach past the edge of the face.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
SKYWALKER 14 ** [4B,A] Start up the excellent left-facing corner just right of the whitish face. The corner flattens out higher up.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
BAD KARMA 19 ** [4B,A] About 5m right of SKYWALKER is a recess with a deep crack on the left and a ledge on the right. Climb the corner on the right of the recess (using a jam near the top) to lower offs on the arete to the right. Can get a bit muddy and take care of the loose rocks at the top.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
DRUGS AND DEATH 20+ ** [4B,A] Start 2-3m right of the BAD KARMA recess. Climb the smooth orangey-red wall on good incuts. Tend left towards the arete. Not as easy as it looks, and much harder for midgets.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
STREET PREACHER (Eliminate) 25 ** [4B] Climb the smooth overhanging face to the right of DRUGS AND DEATH on thin holds. A bolt exists at the top which can be used to top-rope the route. Note: If you use the grips on the left, the grade drops to 23. First ascent: 2005 Neil Margetts.
KEEN DUDE 19 *** [4B,A] Start 4m right of the BAD KARMA recess. Climb past a tree root on a ledge 1.5m up. Climb the crack above to a notch in the roof. Give the scree above a definite miss. Also a little reach dependant.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
KAMAKAZI 22 ** [4B,A] Start 1m left of THE RED ZONE. Climbs through some dynamic moves to the ledge at mid height. Pull through the overhang above on 2 underclings to the jugs above. First ascent: 2004 Neil Margetts.
THE RED ZONE 25 ** [4B,A] Climbs a crackline about 7m right of the BAD KARMA recess into a groove between 2 small buttresses. Start just right of the first bolt. Much harder if the holds left of the arete are not used or if you are vertically challenged. This route and those to the right had seen previous top rope action. Bolted by: 1995 Clive Curson First ascent: ?
THE CONFIDENCE REEFER 27 ** [4B,A] Climbs the bulging buttress just left of STREETFIGHTER, using the first 3 bolts of STREETFIGHTER and one hanger bolt out to the left. Don't use the crack to the right. Bolted by: 1995 Clive Curson + 1 new bolt. First ascent: ?
STREETFIGHTER 21 ** [4B,A] Climb up the well defined crack with hand-jam to cubby hole. Pull out left onto the smooth buttress at the roof. Watch the rope on sharp edges when lowering-off. Reachy.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
MANIC MONDAY 22 [4B,A] Start 1.5m right of the STREETFIGHTER crack. Stretch/balance up to a god jug. Pull past the right of the roof to 0.5m to the right, using good technique for maximum brownie points.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
HEAVY DUTY 23 [4B,A] Start 3m right of STREETFIGHTER. Climb up and left to a well-wedged small flake. Pull the steep finish to clip off a good rail just left of the lower-offs. Without hooking the block to the left the grade goes up somewhat. Short persons may also find this harder.
First ascent: 1994 Clive Curson.
CORNER ROUTE 18 ** [3B,A] Climb up crack in the corner. Crux is just before the first bolt, which is way up there.
First ascent: Unknown
SERIOUSLY NOW 18 [1B,A] Climb just right of the corner.
First ascent: 2001 Dylan Morgan.
POWDER PUFF GIRLS 14 [3B, A] Climbs up a series of small ledges a few meters right of SERIOUSLY NOW. First ascent: 2004 Neil Margetts.
Far Right
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AKADIS 16 [5B, A] Climbs up the left side of the white slab.
First ascent: 2004 Derric Pienaar
LEGOVAAN 18 [5B, A] Climbs up right of the white slab.
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The research study includes a detailed examination of market restraints, which includes a number of factors drawn from existing government legislation, import-export policy, currency devaluation, market player prohibitions, percent of discretionary income, and the reason for low product demand. These characteristics will provide investors, significant market participants, and others with useful information about the market, allowing them to better comprehend the market's fast/slow growth. Clients will be able to comprehend the severity of the market restraining factor during the forecast period thanks to the impact analysis supplied with the key restraint factors.
The most recent Zion Market Research report identifies a key opportunity for market expansion over the forecast period. In this report, market opportunities are plotted using a detailed study of the current Ileostomy market scenario, mergers & acquisitions, investments in research & development, technological developments, novel marketing strategies, and buyers' behavior. The key opportunities covered in the report will provide a better understanding of the global Ileostomy market and its future growth.
The primary market segments and their sub-segments covered in this study provide information on the overall business climate. The categories in this research are built by analyzing supply and demand scenario that provides a thorough view of the market. The segment study provides a detailed view of the fastest-growing market sector as well as the factors influencing the fast/slow growth of the other segments. This section includes a comprehensive market share and revenue analysis.
Zion Market Research most recent market report is divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. The report includes thorough financials for every region based on its segments. In addition, detailed revenue and market share analysis is given for major countries within every region.
COVID-19 impact on the global market:
This COVID-19 Impact Analysis covered in the report provides a comprehensive study on changes in company policy, market expansion rate, new collaboration among market players, and key restraining factors, and future market growth during the pandemic period. As the COVID-19 remains in place for an extended period of time, it is critical to understand its impact on overall growth during the forecast period.
Report Methodology
Market revenue, future predictions, and statistics for a new report published by Zion Market Research is built by gathering detailed information for the global Ileostomy market. The details provided in the report are crafted through extensive secondary research that comprises thorough study of investor presentations, company annual reports, white papers, government programs, and related organization reports. The detailed secondary research is backed by comprehensive primary research.
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The key features of the Ileostomy report include:
- Competitive players and market share
- Market structure: Overview
- Growth drivers and constraints
- Porters Five Analysis
- SWOT Analysis
- Market trends and forecast
- Market segments and forecast
- Emerging trends
- Growth opportunities.
Also, Research Report Examines:
- Competitive companies and manufacturers in global market
- By Product Type, Applications & Growth Factors
- Industry Status and Outlook for Major Applications / End Users / Usage Area
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