Powerful move from start, powerful finish.

Took forever to figure out how to reach the last pocket/crimp. Almost bit it on the top out though from reaching too far back and hitting nothing but sloper.

Good compression. Crappy feet.

Fell on the last move to the jug on the first attempt (after catching myself from a foot slip). 2nd go. Good line.

Classic! 2nd try of the day. Worked it for a little about 6 months prior. Very first try ever I made it to the top. It just took time to figure out the beta because I was bent on doing it a certain way. On the way home from the first trip, I swore a little as I figured out the move. Came back and sent.

Met a group of climbers there. They were all projecting this. Calling it "Humiliation" instead due to the awkward humping topout. Climbed it, flashed it, looked in the guidebook later only to find it was a v5...

Sketchy topout. Went for the wrong hold that looked like a crimp on first try.

Decent layback problem. I felt its grade was rather soft.

1st day of trying this problem, I was getting super close. After a couple of trys, I went up to start and spotter said I was bleeding. I looked at the start hold and blood filled the pocket. Punctured the tip of my finger while slapping the top. A week later, I came back and sent 2nd try. Blood was still on the problem.