Ascents of Sand Man as various tick types

The starting move is very height dependent. Otherwise a few interesting moves and a crack to work with too

Pulled on the first draw through one move, the rest went clean

Burley 23, lots of slopey not so good holds, not over once you hit the face with some slopey crack holds. Exciting under the roofs meh up top

Remember in the gym when you shy past the bouldering section and you hear them shirtless guys with beanies spitting beta, "its great deadpoint dude". I got enticed to this climb by the roof crack (by looking at a pic) and my aspirations to do weird stacks and jams got confronted by that same "deadpoint" stuff.

This climb left in awe of the gymnastic powerful movements choreographed with some sandy handholds that induce an insane amount of pump followed by a 'keep your head low' traverse, into another deadpoint/dyno that leads you out to the vertical face crack that involves minimal jamming.

Can't wait to get back to the bouldering section of the gym to try those deadpoints.

Lovely combination of steep stuff pulling through roofs on good holds followed by an awkward finishing crack. Took a rest again on the lower section then fought and grunted my way up the upper crack. After I lowered down, Roger (again) showed me how it should be climbed.

Another journey to failure. Still can't endure it. A Death Adder came to join us in the dusk to really spice it up.

2nd day. Scary clipping bolt under final roof. Will take more goes and more balls.

Basically a bolted trad climb, with one bouldery move off the ground. Wish I'd gotten on this earlier because this is totally my style. Done with 3 rests, but I think it would go with another lap. Funky, powerful face, into technical traverse under a huge roof, finishing up some weird off-width/face climbing shenanigans.