This is one of the craziest, wildest boulders around, and one of the best in the region.  Sit start on two obvious holds, and mantle up onto the slab bulge utilizing a horrendous credit card undercling crimp. Once established on the slab, commit to an all-points-off dyno straight up to a sloping rail.  Once you stick it, dyno again to a bomber jug at the lip and get rewarded with an easy topout. So sick!

The Cheat Cannon

Sport Bouldering is Neither

Scream, Aim, Fire

Death Crimp Project

It's Not That Hard

Start on good holds just left of the Cheat Cannon, and work your way right up the rail and arete to share topouts with the Cheat Cannon.  After completing the first ascent, the line was given V4, but repeating the line proved to be rather difficult.  It must've been a low gravity day.  The line was upgraded to V6.  If not overshadowed by the Cheat Cannon, this would be held in higher regard.

Ascend some cool pinches on the arete left of the Death Crimp Project. Really nice climbing on some cool holds.  The line has a single cold shut at the top.

This line is a variation of the Cheat Cannon, though it was actually the original line that was first tried on the boulder, being much more obvious than the Cheat Cannon.  Start on the slab mantle start of the Cheat Cannon, but instead of dynoing straight up to a sloping ledge, do a huge sideways dyno out right to the lone jug on the wall.  Hit the sloping topout rail, and traverse left to mantle for the topout.  The dyno is very committing, and quite big, but can easily be protected with two pads, but preferably three.

Climb the super crimpy overhanging face on some vicious holds. This line has been tried several times with no success.

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