Ascensioni in Western Australia

Some of the holds are pretty sharp, but the movement is amazing!

Classic line! First few moves adds a bit and makes the set up for stand-start a wee bit more challenging.

Such a sick climb.

Went through a whole psychological journey with this one. All time, a classic for sure.

Awesome climb. Core-intensive start with tricky feet -> crimpy middle section -> low-percentage crux -> easy but mildly scary topout! Make sure you have enough pads/spotters, since the landing is down-sloping.

Very cool movement, weird and twisty, lots of body tension. Closer to V11 with alternative beta (right hand palm press rather than matching awkward crimp undercling).

Contender for the best Boulder out. Gets is wet for several days after rain so bring a rag. Also don't tape up or you won't be able to stuff your bloody nubs in there

Do you like losing skin and blood? Then this is the climb for you! Fantastic boulder though, the crux requires a good mix of technique, body tension and general pulling power. The top-out is also spicy!

Wide moves on good holds, flows well - chuffed to add this climb to the Main Area. Dunno about the grade, give it a go!

Love this climb. Better than Minus One, harder too.

Starting move is nasty, but rest of the climb is pretty fun! Tricky body tension. Prefer Plus One though...

Very nice movements.

Best boulder I've ever done.

World class! Bring pads and watch the swell.

Awesome.

Absolute gem of a route!! Final move footer feels like its gotten bigger or maybe my feet are smaller

Start is hard, middle section went fine. Need to work the top out as well

Awesome line. Found it easier than when I last tried 2 years ago. I found the start very particular for the finger / hand placements. Before going for the big move, I moved my feet closer and was able to staticly reach the hold.

Managed to send it on my first go after dialling in the traverse and ending.

Woohoo!

If anyone has sent this prior to this just change the F/A Super sick climb Nails and big first move to desperate sloper

Wow I can't believe I did this. Proper shocked but it seemed to fit my style/body well. Pretty stoked to do it in two sessions.

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Gem

Cruxy climb. Stretch before you try!

Starts as per Million Ways to Try - Right, but skips crimpy mid-section by going straight up - suitable for lanky bastards who aren't strong enough to do it the original way! Crux is a dead-point off a left hand crimp and right hand undercling with awkward high feet, up to a good rail. Rest as per Million Ways - Right.

Super cool line! Core intensive!

Not the prettiest boulder, but the holds make for some very interesting climbing and allows for all sorts of weird betas.

Climbs really nice until a nasty throw to the lip (long arms beneficial), followed by secure top-out.

Once you get past the strenuous first move it climbs really nice.

Perth Classic. Surprisingly technical!

Amazing.

Grrr. Could send one day.

Very funky compression moves. Had to pull out the try hard face for all the squeezing!

Perfect boulder! What a journey over 4 months and 9 sessions! Longest project ever by far! Very very excited!!