Cardiac Arrest ascends steep, solid crimps on okay rock coming out a cave. We started on a good, left sidepull below the lip and a bad, right crimp also below. A move or two establishes you above the small shelf, and then it is straightforward steep crimping on decent edges. You could start a bit lower - that appears to be significantly harder. I was told it is V6, thought it could be easy for that, so V5/6 it is for now.

It does seem a little sketchy with the rock behind you, but with a pad and a spot, I think it is safe.

Cardiac Arrest

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Grand Pianist

From the obvious cave, climb up and left to an easy topout. Two options: stand start with a left undercling and a good right hold, or sit two moves below (which makes it more of a solid V7). The rock quality is not great, but the movement is good once you figure it out.

Grand Pianist is a good looking line with a questionable landing. I have not tried it yet, but I believe that Adam Markert sent it a few years back and called it V9. Both of those statements could be wrong. If you know better, add comments, and I'll update.

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Routes in Upper Bouldefield