Routes as boulder in New Zealand

Sit start

Sit start to Jackass

SDS on boulder. Small crimps.

Located left of The Good Life. Left hand on a good edge, right on a tiny slopey undercling. Throw for the jug. Crux is getting the foot on.

Start as for Get Laid, traverse left and finish up on very thin edges.

Sit start

Sit start

Hang start. Lower boulder is out.

Traverse left from the Heavatron start on slopey holds. Reach down to the crack and compress your way to the top.

Traverse from the Heavatron Start only using the lip. The crack is out.

Sit-start

Sit-start

Climb the ramp and mantle.

Hang start

Hang start and heel hook to mantle

Sit start from low jug

Start matched on the small shelf and traverse left. Crux is to not dab.

Sit start

Sit start

Sit start

Sit start and mantle.

A height dependant problem. Right hand on the sloping shelf and the left directly across on the arete. Compress your way to the finishing jug and mantle.

Start matched on the sloping shelf. Finish as for Little Island.

Start as for Little Island but move the right hand up one hold on the arete as the start. For shorter climbers.

Traverse left to right and finish as for Little Island.

Mantle.

Sit start foot jam, then jam or layback your way up the crack.

Start matched on sloper reach out left to rail and finish as for established V3?

Sit start, rockover onto the rail and finish straight up.

Stand-start on the arete and crack.

Sit start from obvious side pulls, up left to small pocket then up from there.

Standing start, slap up arete, mantle. Originally graded V3.

Climb the face just left of the arete.

Start by compressing the aretes, paste feet on and finish traversing up and right.

Climb on the right side of the arete next to Apricot.

SDS from the very thin rail. Finish with Hands Solo.

Right to left traverse.

Start as for The Cross and finish with Now Tell Me.

Directly right of The Cross. Sit start with left hand starts on high crimp, right hand on a low side-pull crimp. Go directly up on crimps and a slopey top move.

Start with The Cross, traverse left and finish with Now Tell Me.

Sit start bunched up on jugs.

Sit start on the arete via a heel hook and compression.

Sit/stand as low as you can and move up the arête.

Stand start in the hole and layback the arête.

Stand start on the obvious right side pull and left sloping crimp. Traverse left on jugs and smears.

Same as Exit Left but continue straight up.

Start left hand crack and right hand crimp. Exit straight up via the arching crack.

Stand start the obvious right hand jug and left hand crimp with a high heel and foot. Rock over and exit right up the dull arête.

Climb the obvious crack.

Pinch the two slopers and work your way up.

Aptly named after Auckland's outdoor gym. Climb the layback crack with your feet on the left hand side boulder.

One move wonder. Sit start left hand side pull and right hand under cling. Move up and right to exit.

Sit start and climb up the arête then traverse along the jug rail and exit next to Lulu Lads.

Start matched on the arête, a dynamic kick leads to tenuous climbing up the arête.

starting on the corner roof jug, head up via a heel and left hand press.

From the boulder climb up the slab avoiding the jugs out left.

Climb the right hand side slab.

Layback and smear.

Climb the slopey arête. Don't fall.

Start on two underclings under the main slab face and climb through the middle using the few holds that are on offer.

Start on the left-hand side of the arête on the jug and head straight up trusting your feet, those without technique may struggle.

• Renamed due to controversy

Open Project. Sit start on whatever holds you’re able to find, climbing through the little bulge delicately and miserably to an easier finish.

Epitome of slab climbing, trusting your feet on good holds.

Sit start on the V, climb through the slight overhang and pull over the bulge.

Sit start in the middle of the face using the variety of holds on offer then head right and over the bulge.

Otherwise known as “sensitive” in English, sit start & traverse the boulder on good holds, this line has a few broken holds now meaning you may become sensitive after attempting this line.

Multiple variant betas for this line, the tall man, the delicate & precise and the wrong beta you chose.

Andrea once stated he could do this with his eyes closed,he was wrong.

Sit start on the left hand under cling and the right hand drag, moving up aesthetic looking arête on good holds.