Chaz Ott

Found a static method with left heel and pulling through on the face slimper to avoid the foot cut. However, in the end the dyno was easier from the start. My longest V7 proj, hard V8 IMO

V9+ IMO with walkoff finish. I think the finish adds quality, but I understand dropping if its wet above. If you can avoid the painful cut loose it's more enjoyable!

Classic route, one of the hardest V9s for me, been calling it V9+

This may have been done before but I haven't seen it published. Anyway, originally thought it would be easier than it was. Initially called it v5, but after seeing others struggle I went with v6. To be confirmed.

3 stars if not for the landing. Need a lot of pads, and ideally a strap to hold them in place on the ramp. Luckily, the crux is above a flat spot and topout is chill!

Started with both hands below roof, first move is what makes it V7. But, starting this way is not ideal. I'd recommend starting with the right hand in the sidepull slot above the roof for a better version of the climb, around V6.

I thought Kermit was v7/8, now a solid v8 with this lower start. It's like a dabby v2 into the crux of kermit, better than the original IMO.

The extension climbs well, and makes the fin to fin move a true crux, coming 8 moves into the route rather than right away. Adds to the quality of the line IMO, but oh so many pads - 9 for me. 22 hand moves and the kneebar rest is smack dab in the middle of them, power endurance classic!

One trick pony, but definitely not a turd! I'm not sure about the locking off method described, but this can be done as a really cool "flip to a press" move by starting on the crimps with your right foot way out on the fin of geometric equation. Grab the crimp up right, then flip left hand to a press and stick the lip. Kind of a modern gym boulder move this way that's rare to find outdoors.

Classic, only needs 2-3 pads. Low end V8, very physical.

One of the best for sure. Low end V9 in good conditions. It saw lots of quick sends the day I did it. Low crux to enduro roof climbing and a spectacular finish.

I really like this one

I think I did this the right way? Felt almost as hard as Free Candy for me.

Classic

Really cool. Entry level for folks above 5'10"ish. The shorter beta looks quite hard though.

Low end V8 or V7 with a fight the dab crux. Some cool moves though. At least one thin pad recommended.

Very hard for V6 IMO, but nothing wrong with a good sandbag. Sharp too, devours the skin. Too tall though. No fall zone up there no matter how many pads you have. Just don't. All honesty I dropped off after the crux rather than taking the risk of the easier topout after watching Phatjones crush it. I assessed the consequences of a fall from the lip and decided they were not worth it to me. I'd recommend this boulder even if you choose to drop off like me lol.

pure mantle magic

I did the v7 and v8 faster lol. But this really comes down to good beta and precision... Great climb

Kind of a one move wonder, but what a sloper! May feel hard for some, but I think v3 is right if this suits you

Classic, but not V1. Great flow.

Definitely not contrived, it literally goes straight up to the top. There's a crimp way up there...

Fun moves, great holds, low ball, love it! I would like to take V8, but only if others hold that consensus. Suits my style fo sho

Love a good enduro line, classic movement all the way to the finish. I rested a long time in the kneebar for this one ;)

I was told it was a v7 but that didn't seem right. Could be v5. sketchy top out not worth it, I dropped from the lip after breaking some choss and choosing to walk home on 2 legs

top out is sketchy, not worth it IMO due to chossy rock and lichen. I drop from the lip