Start with a high pinch/lieback and smooth, undercut feet, pull into the rock and use creative body english to reach some high sloping edges. Bust left to a good edge, then stem and reach for a sculpted jug and on to the juggy top.

Downclimb the juggy crack just right to descend.

Fry Problem

Cornpone

Leap in Faith

Spud Fry

Spud Crack

This is a run-and-jump problem which goes for a good edge above a smooth scooped section of rock; once the jug is gained it's easy to the top. Can also be done with a big cheatstone or pad stack (being tall helps).

This problem climbs a sloping, grainy arete that requires some liebacking, proper body positioning and making use of the power of positive friction. Fairly grainy throughout it's length with some semi-commiting moves with your feet on the very edge of the arete; a foot slip in the wrong spot could skin you alive.

Downclimb the juggy

Spud Crack

to descend the boulder.

This problem was originally called "Frying Pan".

Starts with both hands matched on the furthest sloper hold to the right of the “Spud Crack.”  Move left on pinches/side pulls with technical foot placements. The crux is the left shoulder/gaston move into the start hold of the classic “Fry Problem.”

Good edges with undercut, sloping feet quickly reaches a juggy crack with bomber holds which soon dies out, after which sloping dishes lead to the top. Note: this problem is also the downclimb for the boulder.

This problem was originally called "Into the Fire".

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Protection

Routes in Fry Boulder