Maurício Chino

Very cool tufa-like holds on the roof and a very enjoyable easy slab.

One of the starting holds used for the FA broke recently, but it still goes with a slightly difference sequence. Probably a tad harder but still fair at solid V6. — with Tom

So stoked with this one. Although it is not physically that hard it is definitely VERY COMMITTING. I'm on the fence between Hard V4 or Easy V5 (6c). But due to the high risk involved I'm going soft 5 because I don't want anyone getting hurt if they are bad at mantles (crux). — with Tom

Absolutely mega classic. My favorite boulder of the entire area by far.

The holds/grips on this climb are pure perfection and the mantle felt very unique.

Never did any mantles like that in a boulder, lots of pulling and pushing in a small box inside a cool feature.

Originally thought it could be a 6, but the fear definitely makes you crank harder than you need. Probably fair at V5 — with Marco Oshiro

Originally felt like a 5, but after climbing it again recently with less sand and less moisture I think easy 4 is fair for it.

Kind of spicy topout with good landing.

Very cool compression feature leading to an easy top. Originally thought it was a 4, but just like on Mono a Mono I reconsidered after reclimbing it recently without sandy/damp holds.

Bad landing if you were to fall from the topout.

Hard to repeat because I blew off the first hold but the new sequence works very well too — with Maurício Chino

As highballs goes I think this one is awesome, spicy and challenging mentally. Yet Very nice and flowy climb — with Maurício Chino