Tall and bad landing.  The chossy appearance of the rock had us spooked for a while but it turned out to be quite solid.  The moves are good, but the high second crux may leave you feeling spooked!

Spooked

Judas Priest

Beer Bucket

Red Dwarf

Eric Scully

Substance P

Heavy Metal

The crux of this problem could be either holding the swing/not dabbing on the boulder directly behind you when doing the last move to the good jug just below the lip. The bottom moves are quite difficult and very tricky to decipher the easiest sequence.

On the left side of the South-facing face. Low sit start to an awkward mantle.

Most folks struggle getting off the ground on this one, but it is not over yet.  Balancy moves up the face keep you thinking.  Often done as a highball boulder problem.

Starting low on a right hand slot and left hand sloper, make the big move on to the face to gain the sharp left hand crimp. Continue up the face via crimps to the final stab to a perhaps the sharpest pocket in the world. Top out.  

  Red Dwarf is a very good looking boulder, and the stone is immaculate, the highest quality at the box, it just happens to be ultra-sharp.  

  Can be done as a stand start via the two low crimps on the face, about V7.

A short but fun climb. In the middle of the South face. Sit start on a crimpy sidepull and an undercling pocket. Go straight up the crimps. You can either make a somewhat awkward top out straight over the lip or make a semi-dynamic move to a jug out right and top out. If you are taller this problem may feel easier as you can get a good heel toe cam in the start hold that you can keep until the lip encounter. If you are shorter you will have to crank on the good incut crimps.  

  Bob Broilo's guide has a nice description behind the history of this climb: infohost.nmt.edu/~bob/bould…

Starts on the right side of the North-facing face.Sit start in the hole with both hands in the hueco. Traverse left through slopers and bad feet to the crux which is cranking up to the lip.

There are several boulders of varying size infront of and to the sides of the Main Wall. Boulder problems of varying difficulty and even some TR anchors on at least one of the big boulders.

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