Routes as boulder in Killarney Heights

One of the best problems of this grade & style. Start at the back wall and pull straight out the roof, passing the big hole, make a long throw and finish MATCHED on the huge jug.

Jordan Maxwell

Mikha Liem

George Li

Start on the big undercling with your feet on the back wall and blast straight up, finishing matched on the huge jug left of the spike. Crafty toe-hooks are the key.

Stephen Rawls

Start on the big undercling in front of 'Mull up'. Launch out through the roof and link into the last few moves of 'Anorexic'. Double toe-hooks are the trick for the funky 'drop down' move.

Chris Beers

Liting Xu

Orlanda Peter

Start on two underclings at the far left side. Make a big move and head up and slightly left to finish. Don't dab the tree! Not great. Phillip Booth | Peter

Sit start on undercling. Finish matched on sloper to right.

Start of the underclings and make some bizarre contortions (including doing a full 180 degree spin) through the roof. Probably one of the coolest and most unique problems in Sydney.

Travis B

Rob

After reaching the finishing jug, keep going a few moves further and finish on an even higher jug, up and left of the spike on 'Exodus'. Scary!

Start as for Nasty and make big moves out rightwards, finishing up 'Sushi Train'. Pumpy.

Scoots

Mattias BM

Sage G

Do the first move of Abacus, then traverse backwards through Mushi Brain to finish up Nasty. No traversing straight into the Sushi Train start holds.

Anorexic finishing on the start hold of Black Magic

Life Changes but starting as for Sushi Train. LC originally started as for Abacus.

Link 'Anorexic' into the finish of 'Exodus'.

Damien Alexander

A sit start problem near the bottom of the dicey access gully

Link 'Black Magic' into the finish of 'Exodus'.

A.k.a. Phlegm starting at Sushi Train.

After the crux of Sushi Train bust out right to finish up Abacus.

Start on the undercling just right of Sushi Train's start and power up using the obvious poor pinch.

Chris Webb Parsons

Travis B

Sam Healy

Standing Start

Link 'Mushi Brain' into the last two moves of 'Abacus'

R. Hofmann

Start as for Nasty but continue up passed its finishing holds and traverse high and right to end up on the finish holds of genesis.

mattias braach-maksvytis

Start at Genicus and go up through crimp rail to slopey rail. Traverse rightwards till the holds end then make a big move out to jug in the roof.

Low start on crimp rail straight up to finish matched on slopey rail. Cleaned up nicely.

Start slighty right of 'Anorexic'. Move through the roof with your hands staying clear of the holds on 'Anorexic' although your feet may stray over. Keep going past the old bolt and slap up the sloping prow to finish on the the big spike. Unrepeated since a hold broke?

Low traverse, starting at Nasty and following jugs right to finish on Sushi Train's starting jug

"9 moves all up. Hard to grade." Mushi Brain finishing up Genesis

Tom Farrell

Start on the big flake jug and make a very tough move up using the tiny crimp. A heel thrown onto the rail of 'Sushi Train' appears to help.

Link the Traverse into 'Anorexic' and finish as for the 'Anorexic' extension. V7' ish but probably deserves a sport grade.

Start both hands on side pull, go up to the flat. Go right and reach for the left jug (end). Downclimb, i'm too scared to go further. No room for pads.

Start a few metres right (just before the rock gets bad) and traverse left into the start of 'Anorexic'.

Sit start on an incut RH crimp and LH slopey crimp. Go up to the break and traverse right to the big bucket jug. Head straight out the roof to the last jug via some big spans.

Starts as a sit/crouch start on the chalk at the far right of the crumbly cave and then up the “v3” and into the roof to finish on the last big jug (same finish as leviticus)

Elijah Mercado

Start on the juggy hold at head height, make a big move up to some crimps then push up and right to finish standing on the slab or topping out

Links 'Mushi Brain' into start of 'Abacus'.

Sugoi is a word that's typically used when you're left awestruck out of excitement or feel overwhelmed. It can also be used to express that something is terrible or dreadful.

Start 'Abacus' finish 'Genesis'.

Extension to 'Abacus'. Need some spotters and mats for this one, its high and dynamic moves above your spotters heads.

Michael Tonon

'Sugoi' into 'Logical Progression'.

Or start 'Mushi Brain' into 'Abacus' finishing high.

Link Tushi Strain into Sushi Train

Start as for nasty and go directly upwards finishing last moves as for RBTL.

Tom Farrell

Stand start in high break, move right to arete and up.