Ascents as Red point by z_swander

Foot slipped before the first bolt at about 4m, and I was caught falling back first by a green totem, my new favorite cam. I was ecstatic to finally cross that mental barrier. I sent right after ,and the route was really good, but contrived up top. You have to choose to do the crux, and find yourself packed in between too many lines.

A great line, slightly tainted by some choss through the middle, but the location doesn't get much better. Second shot today.

Great route. Harder slab to start and then an easier (than hot flyer) crux, but very techy (my fail). Second shot.

Went easily on the second shot. Well earned after a face full of semi-dry bird poo in the roof.

Great ending and nice exposure. Why not double up on midway lower offs instead of a single non locking biner? Best warm up for the harder climbs when you know the moves.

Way easier when fresh, hanging the draws today. Enjoyable, but could be even better connecting this start to Rocky Road.

That move is at the absolute limit of my wingspan.

First shot today, second overall, stoked. Bomber rock, and nice bouldering moves between great rests. Thanks for hanging the draws Luigi!

Surprisingly good, wish it was 10 m longer

Hanging the draws

First shot today, executed the crux statically. That move is way harder than Swinging in the Rain, and with a pumpier headwall before hand. I don't like raising grades, but that is the conclusion drawn by a few of today's ascensionists.

Fell doing a silly throw instead of thinking the move out first. 2nd shot, cruisey.

If you like bird shit, you'll love this climb.

Hot tip, don't follow the chalk on the first few moves. Sent straight after a beta spray.

Yeah, those moves were rad. Fell up high by mixing up my sequence. 2nd shot

Totally underestimated this route. It can be very reachy through the crux, and there are a lot of big moves. Sent second shot.

My oldest dog, and a mirror of my main weaknesses. Hiked it today first shot.

Pretty good route. I hadn't sport climbed in ages, so once the cobwebs were gone, and I dropped a knee through the top crux, all was sweet. Heaps of variety in the climbing style with kneebars and fist jams to keep you semi fresh.

A little overrated, but good between bolts 3-5. While belaying my buddy, a brick size footer popped off the extension, and came within 50cm of my face. Close one.

Got lost because it goes all over the joint, but added extra style by going over the rooflet with a heel hook, and layback. Skipped the last bolt and ran it out 6 or 7 meters.

Sequency after the campus. Not hard on second shot, but over very quickly. CG may be a more interesting version.

Warm up?

Done hanging the draws

By the skin of my teeth. Love the sandbag.

Fell off the last move second shot, then resorted the beta and sent on the third.

Foot slip. Doh!

No extension

Really great first few moves, and then big reaches above the slab.

It's punchy, and the key is all in the feet. Would have been easier without an injured finger. Still working on the 23 next door.

Awesome crux move right off the bat, and a great crimpy finish. In between those sections is pumpy rubbish. Still worth doing if you're already on Negative Funk.

Good, but some dodgy stone exfoliation happening in that roof.

Struggled with someone else's techie beta down low. Regrouped, and sent immediately using thug power.

Tough nut. Desperate move at second bolt.

So many dynos, so much foot cutting, had to dial in the throw through the second crux. It reminds me of a harder version of "welcome to the body shop".

Would be classic if the third bolt wasn't such a task to place the draw. Had a look at the extension... Two easy moves then (?).

Headed for an onsite until a hold snapped. The rock is quite shit around these climbs.

Give this another grade, and again for an onsite. Don't warm up on this line, it is actually quite fantastic, but is very tricky to read and gives not quarter through a long crux sequence in the middle.

Meh

This is too classy for Bundy . Spectacular route, techo and a bit burly to start. Would be mega with a few more moves. 2nd shot.

It's hard not to look awesome while climbing this gem, and the crux is a prereq for many of the link ups.

Climbs better above the crux than Ruthless Babes.

First shot of the day. How can such a short route be so draining?

I really need to see somebody about this. Pulled out slack to clip the anchors for the onsight, but decided to take a whipper instead.

Should have onsighted this, but there was an insidious pump following the first few moves. Very awkward start.

Very disappointed to have not fought for the good slopers.

Hard to onsight, with some sneaky holds

Good warm up if you've been on it before. I didn't bump my right hand up before the crux throw and fell. 2nd shot easy.

Conditions were South East Asian today. Blew off the top jugs after taking my sweet time through the hard bits.

A super route, and I wish it was longer. Hot tip, just keep punching after the sloper traverse. Just because other people are bringing in the comparison, Lean Beef is definitely harder, but not as technical.

Grab the wrong hold at the crux,and there's not backing out. Fun.

Pumpy, thank goodness for the rest jug after the crux.

Was going to warm up on the adjacent 17, but that needs a power washer. Definitely possible to onsight now that is clean. This pretty much goes for all the climbs along the Rainbow Wall.

Packs a punch, and solid for the grade. Great dyno move to the top ledge. Needed a good brushing, but even then it would be difficult without an incredible ape index.

Reachy and underrated, an initial big throw adjacent to the corner is not the greatest move, but still a very good route overall.

Very fun boulder route, but difficult to onsight. The hardest part is figuring out where to clip the 3rd bolt from.

There are harder 21's at the crag...imogen (cough). Beautiful sequence to circumvent the dyno. Fun climbing, but not sustained.