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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
V8
V8 Subtle Manipulation Sit

Add the sit-start, with the lower of the two left-hand sidepulls and a right-hand sidepull barely off the ground, for a tough, thin and sustained problem.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2003

Boulder
V7
V7 The Mushroom Dyno

Start just to the right of “Timeout”, with both hands using the small roof as an undercling. Pull on and throw up and left for the flake and finish up this.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 2002

Boulder
V7 Little Lefties

A reference to the holds rather than a swipe at any particular political preference! Sit-start off the block (or crouched start) into above problem. Starts with low right-hand sidepull. Technical and crimpy.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2004

Boulder
V7 Subtle Manipulation

The high slab on the opposite side of “Fall From Grace”. Work through the low scoop and then up onto a balancy top.

Boulder
V6/7
V6/7 Arc

Continue "Fall from Grace" left along the slopey lip till you reach the other arete and mantle here.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2004

Boulder
V5
V5 Finnicky Finishes

Starting from left-hand on the big low jug, and right-hand on sidepull.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V5 Unconventional Means

Sit-start on right arête, and then traverse left along the lip, (not using obvious jug over the top), continuing around the left-hand arête and mantle just around the corner.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2002

Boulder
V5 Gone In 60 Seconds

The sit-start of "Gone In 15 Seconds" adds some interesting moves.

Boulder
V5 Present Tense

Obvious steep crack a few meters right of the above problem. Start sitting with both hands in the crack. Sharp but classic, if you are into that sort of thing.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V4/5
V4/5 The Hard Way

Links the sit-start of “The Other Way”, right into the start of “The Wrong Way” via a tough thin traverse, and adds a couple of grades.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V4
V4 S & M Slab

Short little blank slab about 2m left of Easy Crack. Can be done direct or going left.

Boulder 3m
V4 Heathen

Traverse right from “Beached Whale”’ around “The Ashes” arête to the end of the boulder and up the easy arete. Stay quite low during the traverse.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2004

Boulder
V4 Magic Mushrooms Variant

An alternative start to "Magic Mushrooms". Start as for “Delicat” and traverse left into “Magic Mushrooms”.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 2002

Boulder
V4 Gone In 15 Seconds

The steep flake and arête on the uphill face, starting just right of the tree. (Tree no longer standing)

FA: Jason Shaw, 2001

Boulder
V4 Shorty

A V4 sit-start on the small boulder behind the scoop boulder, tackling the tiny overhang.

FFA: Live Lundemo

Boulder
V4 Lisa V4

Sit-start of Scoop Direct and is even more desperate!

FA: Live Lundemo

Boulder
V3
V3 Blame Canada

Take the Tumble arete from the right-hand side. Bad landing.

FA: Jason Barber, 2004

Boulder
V3 Tumble

Another excellent technical arete starting from lowest level at the ground.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder 3m
V3 Spiderman Variant 3

Mantle straight above the block, avoiding the jugs out left and right.

FA: Madoc Sheehan

Boulder
V3 Spiderman Variant 1

“Spiderman” started directly under the finishing holds.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V3 Magic Mushrooms

Starts at "Delicat", on the mushroom boulder. Move up and diagonally left, hanging off the very vague arête. Big move to reach the slopey dish out left and then mantle.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2002

Boulder
V3 The Other Way

Sit-start in the middle at obvious rail.

FA: Madoc Sheehan

Boulder
V3 The Wrong Way

Sit-start on the right-hand arête.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V3 Slip Slop Slap

Wall just to the right of “Subtle Manipulation” starting with left-hand on high small crimp and right-hand on lower sidepull.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2004

Boulder
V3 Uncle Slabbers Variant

Variant of “Uncle Slabbers”. The Scoop just left without the sidepull.

Boulder
V3 Scoop Right

From centre of scoop straight upwards avoiding left-hand arête and the jugs on the right. See also "Lisa V4".

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V2/3
V2/3 Short Sit-Start No.2

in the middle of the overhung face using horizontal break.

Boulder
V2/3 Short Sit-Start No.1

Right-hand tiny arête.

Boulder
V2
V2 Beached Whale

Arete just to the left of ”Earthling” with tricky moves toward the top.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V2 Spiderman Variant 2

Linked with “The Ashes”.

FA: Steve Baskerville

Boulder
V2 Lumberjack

The dead rotting tree was removed after it half fell down, creating a dangerous hazard for climbers but also exposing a new face on the boulder.

Standing start off opposing sidepulls, move directly up the vague arete on side-pulls and crimps to a blank top-out.

FA: Kaspa Snoad, 13 Apr

Boulder
V2 Righty Tighty

Variant of "Righty Tighty Stand Start" Sit-start the right-hand side of the block and up.

Boulder
V2 Righty Tighty Stand Start

Up small block.

FA: MS, 1999

Boulder
V2 Fall From Grace

"The Inner Circle" classic problem with lovely technical moves. Up the left leaning vague arête. This is normally done from a sit start, although the stand is no easier.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V2 Present Tense Stand

The standing start to “Present Tense”.

Boulder
V2 The King Is a Fink

Start as far right of the scoop as possible and traverse left’ topping out left of the scoop, (as for Scoop Left). Can also be done in reverse.

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2002

Boulder
V2 Hot Scoop Sit-Start

Sit-start for "Hot Scoop”

Boulder
V1
V1 Scoop Centre
Boulder 4m
V1 Left Hand Wall of Tumble

1.5m left of Tumble. Up to join vague arete (right-hand side of scoop).

FA: Steve Baskerville, 2002

Boulder
V1 Earthling

Face just to the right of “Beached Whale”.

FA: Ben Collins, 2002

Boulder
V1 Spiderman

Centre of face starting off obvious rock, moving right to finish.

Boulder
V1 The Ashes

Arete just left of “Spiderman”. Great.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V1 Delicat Variant

Variant of "Delicat". Start to the right off the low jug.

Boulder
V1 Timeout

Steep slopey layback flake up crumbly boulder that's a nice breather from the crimps. Best from a crouched start.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V1 Deception Variant

A variant of “Deception”. Sit-start. Even better!

Boulder
V1 Deception

Slabby arete and face just left of block. Good.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V1 Not Very Good

Stand start just left of “Present Tense” with high right-hand hold. Not very good.

Boulder
V1 Scoop Left

From centre of scoop using left arete.

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V0
V0 Easy Crack

Fun.

Boulder
V0 Scoop Going Direct

Also a little spooky. Up the middle of the scoop. Can use the left-hand arête.

Boulder 4m
V0 Scoop Going R

Into the scoop anyway you want and then move right to exit. A little spooky.

Boulder
V0 Delicat

Slab with steep start on back end of the boulder. Also see "Delicat Variant".

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V0 Moo

Pleasant face and a great kiddy problem.

FA: Sarah Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V0 Slip Toe Ridge

1m left of “Granulate”. Up through bulge.

Boulder
V0 Granulate

1m left of “Slip Toe Ridge”. A short slab.

Boulder
V0 Hot Scoop

Obvious flake. Also see "Hot Scoop Sit-Start".

FA: Madoc Sheehan, 1999

Boulder
V0-
V0- Thuggy

FA: madoc

Boulder
V0- Uncle Slabbers

Centre of face via good in-cut sidepull.

Boulder
VB-
VB- Little Mans Arete

FA: quinn sheehan

Boulder
hard
hard Crimp flakeline

Thin Crimps following a diagonal seam and desperate mantle

FA: Cameron Burns

Boulder
medium
medium Lil' scoop

FA: cameron burns

Boulder
medium Flake Crack
Boulder

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