Ascents of Bruce Lee

Getting so close! My problem is where to place my feet... Lots of good moves in this climb. Crimps, slaps, cross work and swiveling!

Excellent! 3 and a half weeks have paid off. The answers where there all along. This is definitely a new favorite

A pleasure every time! not quite warming up on Bruce Lee, but getting close

If love where a climb this would be it...

Swooning? What!? sure... you caught me!

Awesome balance on slopers. Nearly completed.

Very techy. Have to come back to this one for sure. One of every move...

Not quite there yet. I have to do the moves differently to my mate.

Everything is there apart from the last two (maybe one?) moves. An awesome problem, love the way you have to walk your feet and then commit to the next hold!

Finally after 3 or 4 sessions I have found the moves that work for me and got the climb.

Great sequence of moves.

Mr Ree. You just got seeeeeeeeeeent! A solid V4. Took two separate days to conquer. Awesome problem. A Sydney Classic.

Warming up on this problem now. I understand why Dave may be thinking it's a grade less. What makes this problem a V4 is figuring out the moves. Once you have em and you have completed the problem; it's a walk in a park

I can never get enough of this brilliant problem!

Tried it, but it was still quite hard for us.

Great boulder with excellent variety of moves. Trust the slopers!

Great climb. Fun variety of moves and a stunning view off the harbour and city behind your back.

Great friction thanks to a strong icy westerly, made all the difference. The slopers felt like jugs compared to previous sessions. Great climb.

Great Boulder!

Nice short climb, with some positioning required to make up for the bad hands.

WIP - up to last sloper, feet get a bit thin towards the end. Fun sequence.

Amazing problem! Worked my way up to the final two slopers. Just got to reposition my feet.

So happy to have sent this one. Went with very different beta from my first session. Highly recommended.

Cool problem....took about 6 or 7 goes so V4 seems about right. Very technical and position dependent with some nice slopey moves.

Got the send following Ranger Dave's beta

crikey, slopers