Ascents as Tick as boulder by Brendon Flanagan

I enjoy cracks so i found this climb quite enjoyable. Jam your fingers in and let the fun begin!

Has the potential to go a little higher but I might wait til I have a spotter before trying it. Nice problem, solid work out. Trust your shoes!

A good work out on the arms. Have a rest when you can.

Fun second move (dyno) and a testing crux. Pop off at the top, down climbing not so positive.

Fun and easy. Good for beginners and as the first warm up for the day. The hidden undercling up back makes for a fun move.

Perhaps slightly harder than a V1 but I'll see what feedback I get from other boulders.

MAGNIFICO!!!

A nice warm up to start with before moving onto harder Spanish words!

Chalk up and trust your finger tips. A bit of balance doesn't go astray on this one.

PUMPY!

A little pump and some balance as well. Popped off the first attempt.

Works the fore arms and the smearing technique! Fun and slightly pumpy.

An interesting problem thanks to the pinch and slap required to move through.

All I can say is WOW! This problem would have to be one of the most amazing bouldering problems I have ever done. No word of a lie! Solid start with a committing dyno following it. Great holds on the way up with a scary sloper exit. I love high balls but this one scared me quite a bit...first time for everything. I was a little concerned being so high with such a slopy exit but then I discovered a little friend to help me through. An amazing problem with some amazing views. Thanks Ranger Dave!

One committing move which results in a grand view.

Haven't topped out and exited sea side yet. Chossy and committing up top so I down cllimbed. Great problem none the less. (Didn't have a spotter either, need one for this problem).

Excellent problem with a few cool moves.

Nice moves, heel hook involved.

Excellent traverse with a cool exit.

It's a bit like the Dance of The Sugar Plum Fairy...your toes are going everywhere like a dancer. Keep moving to avoid the serious pump.

Easy for a V1 but worth the grade.

Easy send with nice holds. Needed to think about the top out though.

Small dyno made it fun. Easy top out.

Questioned how I was going to top out until I found my sneaky friend. Great problem!

By far the best problem on Radkas boulder. Loved it!

Didn't use the boulder at the top to make it a little harder. Broke a footer off at the start, luckily once again my pants protected my knee and shin from being scraped. Nice problem.

A problem requiring balance, dynos, and a good use of open palms. Great problem!

This is the 'easier' of the two variants. The holds are more evident and flow quite well.

Some more traffic is needed at this end of the boulder. The starting footers haven't been weathered that great so they're still falling apart with use. Condition of footers should be established after another 20-30 sends. Otherwise a great problem!

A great sit start for the boulderer who has never done one before. Solid holds, fun moves which make for a fun problem.

The hold you need to commit to may seem unsure at first but trust it and you'll make your way through the crux.

A highball full of juggy goodness! Slow and steady the entire way. Throw in a few smears during the traverse and then up the solid jugs to an easy top out.

My first V2 ever. Did it several years prior to the logging of it. Excellent crux offering a fun challenge!

Easy problem with solid holds and footers.

Going high is very tricky to work out but well worth it!

First ascent ever at Lindfield.

Some fun moves.

Excellent problem once you figure out how to solve the crux!