Stand start with your choice of edge on the featured shelf. From there, climb straight up to reach an easy mantel.

Falling For Fall

Endolith

Phony Tail

Flagship Blur

Arrow of Time

Brown Chicken Brown Cow

Straight Laced

Necropolitic

Shady Traverse

Stand start with a left hand crimp and right hand on the arete. From there, work up the slight overhanging arete using the generous pinches and crimps to reach a solid topout.

Stand start with a right hand edge and a great left hand inverted-sidepull-pinch. From there, pull up to a right hand edge, bring a high left foot along, stand up strong on the foot, make a big move to the lip, and mantel on top the boulder.

Stand start with your choice of edge. From there, reach a left hand edge, then get a good right hand sidepull, bring the feet up, gain the seam at the sloping shelf, reach the lip, and mantel atop the boulder.

Sit start below the arete with any hand combination. From there, work up through a pair of jugs, gain the feet, then stand tall to a left hand sidepull on the face. At that point, work up to the lip/pinch, and top it out.

Stand start with a pair of thin crimps at chest height.  Work straight up the vertical face through a three-finger pocket and a rail to reach the decent sloper-crimp below the lip, and top it out.

Straight Laced is a nasty, crimp problem that ascends perfect, incut edges.

Stand start with a pair of crimps about six feet off the ground, and thin, almost non-existent feet.  From there, hit a right hand sloping crimp, bump the left hand up to a shallow, incut sidepull (crux), work the feet up, and continue to the finish by using the remaining sidepulls.

Staying low on the start holds is key in executing the first move.

Stand start with a left hand two finger pocket and a right hand sidepull.  From there, work the vertical face by getting a high left foot, then move to a thin, right hand pinch, stick the incut crimp, pull up (crux) to the good edges, and finish up the juggy topout.

This is a combination of

Endolith

and

Falling For Fall

. Start as for

Endolith

, and when you can undercling the flake at mid-height, begin a traverse left with high feet into

Falling For Fall

to top out. It makes either of these routes easier for those of shorter stature.

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