SDS on big left side pull and small right sidepull/crimp. Work up the arete through several perfectly sculpted crimpers on each side of the corner.  Lots of people pass this over because it looks chossy or dirty. It isnt.

Intension

Ape Rage

Unknown - lowball

Unknown - Squeeze problem

Stand start in the center of the face on two edges left foot on the spike reach up and left to a delicate sloper with a dimple, big move out right to the arete, work up to a good pinch crux move to seam at apex of boulder. Micro-crimp on face for short man beta.

Name beta. Legend has it that Jeremy did not have a name for the problem. While discussing the days sends over beers Kane and Co were trying to describe the problem. Something to the order of "you know that problem where we were talking about French Tits." Ape Rage followed shortly after by peers due to the huge Ape Span move and long reach to the top. This may have never been officially named, but several names have taken hold.

Lay down start under the buldge.  Pull up and likely to the right to mantle onto the slab.  Super low and lots of groveling involved.  Very high quality sandstone.

This is a nice little squeeze problem on high quality rock.  Stand start matched on the slopey right arête with on a huge right foot and a left foot dime edge.  Move left and up to the apex of the boulder bear hugging two arêtes.  If you find yourself on the slab before reaching the top, this is not the problem.

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Routes in Ape Rage Boulder