Will Anglin

Hard campus moves. Right exit variation to Death In Tall Grass.

This one eluded me for a long time.

Got chipped along with the other climbs in the roof. Low end V10 now.

Even polished… truly one of the best.

TROLL KING!

Transcendent.

Climbs really well. Feels silly to kick onto the other rock to finish… but climbing IS silly. Very fun.

Awesome. Felt V12, but it doesn’t suit me at all so who knows, could be low end or maybe hard V11?

The “Stained Glass” of Fort Collins. Great climbing.

The intro got easier after Austin suggested v14. The rock down there just isn’t all that good. I can also get a really good rest at the kneebar. Feels more like 12.

The right hand star hold is a little sharp. Otherwise it’s kind of a banger. Very cool. For what it’s worth, I think this one is on the more intense side of V12.

Really hard to grade. I’m 5’ 10” with some extra arm inches and it was difficult to discern between what was “hard” and what was “weird”. I excel at “weird”. Could be 8B I guess?

Finally sent with the kneebar method after many years of trying off and on.

chipped.

left exit

Maybe harder?

Not very classic. But I thought it was fun.

Really nice one. Relatively simple climbing on crimps so it could feel easier or harder based purely on where your finger strength is at.

Reverse Overcling into We Can Build You. Proposed V15 by Drew. Repeated that season by Everett and myself. Many betas. Will probably take more ascents to understand the grade better.

Very Dabby. Deck project #1. Starts on the big flat block. V8-10? Low start from the crimp rail would add significant difficulty.

One of the best. Courtesy of Griffin Whiteside.

Legitimately one of the best of the grade I’ve ever climbed. Hartman Rocks... when it’s bad, it’s bad, but when it’s good!? It’s real good.

Quite interesting actually. Sit start on the left most side of the wall left of Son Of Sam.

Can’t tell if it’s hard or just hard to do.

Could very well be V11/12. Took 4 seasons to ultimately finish because the landing took so long to build. Regardless of grade, a stunning line.

Maybe 8A?

Felt hard for 7B+, but it is hard to grade the slick river stuff sometimes depending on skin condition.

Maybe 7C+, but its hard to grade a single move.

Best right to left sloper trav in the world?

Maybe 7C+

Hard first move, then easy. Probably low end for the grade?

This was chipped after it had already been done many times. It seems like this happens a lot around here... absolutely unacceptable. Also, might be 7C?

A little harder than Molunk. Adds a pretty cool move. 7C or 7C+, hard to say.

Maybe 7C+

If you're short I'm sure the beginning feels crazy hard. I'm 5' 10" so it doesn't really add much. Could be 7B+.

I'm flexible so the toehook start didn't feel bad. 7B for me. Unless you're not supposed to start with the toe hook, I which case I haven't actually sent this.

It was hot and this felt hard. Could definitely be 7C, but I didn't invest much time in the beta so maybe I was doing it weird.

V12+++ I’ve heard the original feet may have broken. Feels like V12- into V8.

Not the best rock obviously, but it climbs pretty well.

Aside from the choss start flake, this boulder is sick.

Basically two boulders with a rest in between. The first boulder is OFF THE FUCKING CHAIN. Second boulder... not so much. But worth it. Maybe closer to hard 8B than 8B+ ? I think this might be the longest boulder I’ve done. Harder than Bear Toss or Fantasia I think. I'll say 8B until it gets more ascents.

Same left hand start hold, but right hand goes lower and right to a good edge around the arete. Ends up adding 2 moves and makes for an even better climb. Harder, but probably just solid V11 instead of V10/11. This is probably just where Paper Tiger should start.

My favorite in BoCan. Flashed to the end but bailed like a gigantic baby. Did the top twice to make sure, and then did it. I used the kneebar for the muddle crux.