Warm up the digits on a cold bum. SDS from the crimp rail on the left side of the face. Make a couple moves up and right around the bulge (trying not to drag on the crummy rock below).

Dragger

Bumbuster Direct

Bumbuster

Shake ya Hiney

Pench the Penny

Start (as for "Bumbuster") on the lower-right point of the bathtub feature in the middle of the wall. Traverse left across the tub (and avoid the bum dab), but before the seam runs out, head straight up the wall by gaining a high, good crimp. Pull up to a couple of jug/horn options and make the easy top-out from there.

Start on the lower-right point of the bathtub feature in the middle of the wall. Traverse left across the tub, and avoid the bum dab. The crux is continuing left once the tub/seam runs out, but a couple of good crimps give access to the same topout as "Dragger." 

 VARIATION: There are some underclings that follow along under the tub. Starting at a full SDS down on those fangs might add a grade, but makes the dab-ery even more real.

This is the Boston Butt of the Bumbuster Boulder. Start on two good horns within the seam on the right side of the boulder (NOTE: Avoid beginning too low to the right; the seam/flake system hollows out as it heads down and right).

 From the middle of that seam system, traverse left. Correct feet will push you high above the tub to the obvious left-hand sidepull. Work your feet along the lip of the tub and make your way through the horns/jugs to the top.

As for "Shake ya Hiney," start on two good horns within the seam on the right side of the boulder (NOTE: Avoid beginning too low to the right; the seam/flake system hollows out as it heads down and right).

 Instead of traversing left, make your way straight up using a slick crimp with a sharp thumb catch. Wrestle a higher right-facing rail, preventing a barndoor without a whole lot of help from feet. A final crimp lies up and left from this rail and will grant you the top! Then you're ready for the other boulders in the area.

The warm-up boulder for the area, with holds EVERYWHERE! There could be infinite variables to get up this thing, but that's partly what makes it a good warm-up. After some clean-up and playing around, these are some of the patterns that seemed the most fun. 

  (NOTE: These descriptions intentionally avoid starting far right on the lowest point of the seam/flake. It hollows out at the start and is better not to test it.)

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Routes in Bumbuster Boulder