SDS way low and bunched up on the blunted prow to the far left of "Masterflex". Your left hand will be the thin crimp and the right will be a nothing pinch that takes some time creativity to discover how to use. Perch up on a thin foot.

 Deadpoint to a better, distant crimp and then fall into the perfect side-pull up high. A tough start to a great line.

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Geriasstrick

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Masterflex

Lattick

SDS in middle of boulder at bottom of crack. Head straight up through little roof using heel hooks, side pulls etc. Hit the random jug in the middle of the face to end the business then top out easily.

start as for Lattick on the right side of the boulder. Climb to the top of the slopey triangle, get a high foot and stand to a small sloping crimp in the middle of the face. match and hit the slopey right arete. Get you feet to the top of the triangle and do the scary/mossy slab finish. spooky for sure.

SDS at bottom of left leaning crack. Follow this up and left for about 5 or 6 moves to reach the corner. Then follow corner as it slopes to the top. Could be easier or harder depending on how fat your fingers are. Mine are fat.

SDS on bottom right side. Traverse left following the sloping triangle up, then down. A tough lat move off of the triangle and into the 'geriasstrick' problem was the crux for me. Finish up geriasstrick. 

  Very friction dependent. Feels V5 in winter to V7 in warmer temps.

Excellent boulder, with bunch of classic hard lines. Deceivingly more difficult than they appear.

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