This is a very short off-width with room to do maybe one or two jams before topping out onto your stomach under a roof that juts out over the crack.  You probably don't really have to do any jams if you don't want to.  You could try to pull the roof above the top-out ledge I guess, but didn't look particularly doable and definitely would be sketchy if you tried.

For extra fun, slither on your belly through the gap between the roof and the rock you're on to down-climb around the corner to the right of where you start.

This problem is super short and kind of dumb.

Practice Offwidth

Hint of Lime

This is a short problem requiring serious body tension.

Sit start with your right side-pulling on a decent knob and a left gaston on an okay scoop.  Stand up to another crappy gaston.  Get your right out to an opposing gaston and transition your left across to match the same lip as your right.  Reach wide right for a good hold above the roof.  Continue to traverse right till you can find a good hold to hook, roll, and mantle out the finish.

The crux is getting into the double gaston and then getting your feet up for the transition to the match.

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