Do a high stand start with two crimpers. Go straight up a face. It looks like someone has tried/done a sit start using an unstable undercling. This hold is seriously sketchy, I advise not trying this unless you want 20 lbs. of rock flying into your face.

Retro Recreation

Rock and Company Right

Durango Durango

V5 Face

The Hourglass

The Sickle

Rock and Company

East Face V3

Unknown

Shark's Tooth

Chris' Flake

Captain's Corner

Durango Kid

Captain's Corner Sit

This is probably the most classic route on the boulder and for good reason. It starts on a big obvious  chalked hold and goes up the southeast arete on good holds. It tops out pretty high but the top out is good. There is also a sit-start to this problem that adds a grade and starts low and left of the arete and adds just a couple moves.

Sit start at a low hole in front of the blocky landing. Go left to a jug, then cut right to top out up a crack over a bad landing.

Start on the left side of the south face, and traverse the whole boulder on about head height holds.

Start down low, on the face, just left of the

Shark's Tooth

arete. Go up using a few decent crimps, and top out on a good hold and a solid lip.

Start on some crimps in the middle of the south face. Go straight up using small crimps until you get to the namesake, crux hold shaped like an hourglass, then hit the lip, and top out.

Climb up big holds on a left-facing crescent to the top.

Sit start with a low hole by a block. Go up and left.

Sweet route! Start on big but slopey holds on the right side of the wall, go up to a good seam, and top out on really good holds.

Stand start on small holds left of an arete and right of a black streak. Go up a face trending leftwards with an undercling to finish left of a small overlap. V9 sit?

Sit start the center of the face with a good flake right of

Captain's Corner

. Go up and left to an easy topout.

Stand start, and climb up an obvious, right-facing dihedral.

Start low in a pod on the right side of the south face. Move up and left to a big rail using a few good crimps.

This is a great, powerful low start to the classic Captain's Corner. Start on a small but obvious flake just right of the southeast arete, make some powerful moves into the right-facing dihedral, and then top out on top of a ledge to the left.

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