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- V10One of the top 10 boulders in Telluride. Absolutely stunning rock quality and movement. Maybe hard v9 if you're tall, but felt v10 to me. OG start
- V11 ↓Hard to say on the grade on this one. Hard v10? Low end v11? The finish is a bit easier than the regular line, but you still do all of the hardest moves. Time will tell. 2nd ascent after Hunter I believe.
- V11One of the best in Telluride. Perfect rock and outstanding movement. Almost all of the repeaters have called it v11 and I agree. Especially if you start from the proper start and not one or two moves in like people sometimes do.
- V10 ↓Broke a few very crucial feet, so in my opinion it is harder than the original v9 grade because the original beta is no longer possible. But, I could see it being hard v9 or low end v10.
- V8
- 5.13b
- V9
- V8FA: Brian Meaux
- V9FA: Brian Meaux
- V10
- 5.13cCould be 13b/c, but the opening boulder felt like v9 to me, so 13c seems most appropriate.
- V8 ↑Tough one for me, basically like climbing a route. Something like 28 hand moves and a hard crux.
- V8 ↑Second ascent. Such a hard and low percentage start. Could see this maybe being v9, but I'll be humble for now.
- V10One of the most reach/height dependent boulders in Telluride. I'm definitely the shortest person to send this thing so far. I couldn't reach the good hold before the swing. I actually had to jump for it which makes this a very different climb. Felt more similar to climbing an offwidth than a boulder problem.
- V9 ↑
- V8Simple, yet brilliant. New school beta.
- V7 ↓
- 5.13c ↓A brilliant and ultra techy slab with perfect rock. And you're climbing over water the whole time. Unrelentingly technical from start to finish. Somewhere in the 13b/c range. Hard to know for sure since it's perfectly my style. Equipped by Andrew Childs
- 5.10b ↓First day back from rib injury.
- V3
- V3 ↓
- 5.13b ↓
- V3 ↓
- V6 ↑
- V7A world class boulder and for sure one of the best of the grade in the country. Aesthetic and inspiring.
