Start matched in the undercling. Move up to a small pinch knob then bust left to a tenuous undercling and sidepulls. After reaching the better height left sidepull, snag a sloping, patina pinch and make thin scary moves into the right-trending, slopey crack. Follow the crack up and right to top out.

Kung-Fu Hustle

Red Wood

Consolation Crack

Compression Project

Catnip Withdrawl

The Crimp-tastic Voyage

Cat Prom

It's harder than it looks....took 5+ days of work to send and it is really only 3-4 left hand bump moves. Could be harder than V10.

Stand start on the obvious sloper rail to the right of the

Compression Project

. Start matched on the sloper rail with a high left foot. Pull onto the wall...the first crux. If the foot blows, it hurts. If the gods smile upon you and the foot stays, make intricate left hand bumps on texture crimps and divots, all the while rocking harder and harder over the bad left foot. Stick the top with your right hand still on the start hold...Top out, and celebrate, because you just sent the weirdest lowball nonsense of your life (and probably enjoyed it).

Highball crack climb just left of Kung-Fu Hustle. Mostly fingers. I felt like the crux was actually at the top, which makes for a scary good time.

This is a hard and reachy compression problem on high quality rock.

Crouch start on a decent right hand knob/edge and a left hand on a small edge on the arete. This has extremely hard compression dead points and intricate beta. This thing totally goes!

Stand start on a good left hand sidepull around shoulder height and a right undercling low and to the right. Use a right heel-toe cam to start traversing right until you get to the arete, then top out straight up.

Start in the big horizontal crack, then climb up the face on amazing small crimps.

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