Vie in Singapore del grado selezionato

Can be climbed with slight variations. As noted in the "Climb Singapore" guidebook, the bolts were originally placed as a "secondary protection" to help beginners learn to how to place traditional protection. This explains why the 2 separate lines of bolts are everywhere but where you need them.

Climb the hand-crack, joins Lucky Draw Dihedral at the top, where it shares an anchor.

First move off the ground is reachy and likely the crux of the climb. Lots of rests on the route to allow you to place protection. Shares an anchor with Jam Bang.

Second pitch is overgrown and has lots of loose rock. No anchor visible.

Turtle is overgrown and now has a bees nest mid route, and those stings hurt. Give it a miss.

(Unknown route) This is the route of the left of the face of the slab.

Captured in the Climb Singapore guidebook as a different and distinct route from 'First Blood' graded 5.8 / 5a. The guidebook description suggests this climb starts below the nose and joins 'Mega Hangdogging'. However, the precise details of how this original variation differs from it's non-original cousin appear to be lost to the annals of history.

1st pitch (4c/5.7) is an easy scramble up very chossy rock to the right of the giant flake.

2nd pitch (5a/5.8) is same as second pitch of "First Blood"

Updated the grade of the whole route to reflect the grade of the hardest pitch of this multi-pitch climb, as is common practice, on 10 Jan 2020.