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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
V3 The Press

The low overlap around to the right of the Attack roof. Sit start, mantle the bulge then beat your chest.

FA: john palmer, 2006

Boulder
V4 Panic

A Bronx classic! Sit start at the base of the long diagonal arête. Climb all the way to the apex, mount the nose, scramble to the summit & exit over the back. Multiple spotters recommended.

FA: John Palmer, 2005

Boulder
V7 Attack

Another beauty. Start at the back of the high roof. Reach back to a painful finger lock then pop for a good lefthand sidepull. A couple more beefy slaps will get you to the lip. Exit as for Panic.

FA: Ivan Vostinar, 2005

Boulder
V8 Passive Attack

Enjoyable, beefy climbing. As for Attack but from the good lefthand sidepull, move right to a small broken edge. Wind up & huck for the lip, match (usually via a commiting toe hook) & Bob’s yer uncle.

FA: Ivan Vostinar

Boulder
V3 Shivers

The true right lip of the Attack roof offers a short but spicy outing. Take care!

FA: John Palmer, 2007

Boulder
V4 Shiver Me Timbers

Jump from good holds in the roof to the lip (no feet on slab) & exit as for Shivers.

FA: Derek Thatcher, 2012

Boulder
V8 Detritus

The low prow. Sit start on a low left sidep- ull & a small sharp edge on the face. Gain an undercling in the roof, slap to a sloper on the face then grab the jug at the apex of the prow without dabbing! Exit up or along Millipede. It matters not.

FA: John Palmer, 2012

Boulder
V4 Millipede

Start on the jug at the apex of the Detritus prow. Traverse left on edges & slopers to the vague corner. Roll up onto the slab & pour yourself a beer.

FA: John Palmer, 2006

Boulder
V3 Centipede

Start at the left end of lip above the over- hang. Traverse right to the vague corner & exit as for Millipede. Starting on double underclings in the roof makes the problem a little bit better, and harder.

FA: David Kopp, 2006

Boulder

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