Ascents in Sydney Metropolitan by Doug having boulder-cpr or ascent-date

Historically I believe this problem was right to left (repeated this way) and around the crux arete for proper pumpy 4. Solid rock (barring sandy feet), cool pockets, good friction (tad sharp).

Always sandy, mind numbing traverse. Not even as a warm-up. Only to damage the heritage classic below it.

27/28 before the mid-crux 'improvement' sometime post-2011. One of the best manufactured problems anywhere, with beautiful sequences, devious cruxes, tenuous smears, hidden holds (without a tick mark to be seen) and absolutely long and sustained. All in the perfect locale. A decade of infrequent visits and repeats, never bored. And it climbs both ways for double the value.

twisty

Very soft for six. Left sidepull instead of the undercling makes it very elegant. Easier if your under 6'

Very soft for 6. The perfect boulder?

4 with a modicum of technique.

No piking left. Less worrisome with a spot.

funky and a soft touch too.