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- V6Double dyno for my size. Im gonna take the 6 😅. Captain Underpants -> It's On is Extra-Strength Super Power Juice, probably like an 8.
- V7 ↓Low-end 7 felt somewhat reasonable for my size, but I even debated 6 based on how good the pocket is for my hand size. First go, but had already done It's On Left.
- V8Start as for Captain Underpants and finish as for It's On. With my size, I used the pocket on Captain Underpants and had to two-hand dyno for the It's On finish. Consensus grades for the lines on this boulder are all over the place. I find It's On Left v5, It's On v6, Captain Underpants v6/7, Cerebro v8, and this harder than all of them. Maybe v8-ish? Different sizes will have different betas, and grades might feel different.
- V8Better than I expected!
- V9So sick. Psyched to come back for the low some day.
- V3Decent movement. Right start hand broke and its slightly harder.
- V10 ↓Another right fork mega! Definitely on the easier end, but the flash still eludes me. Spent 3:15 on the boulder, mostly standing on top figuring out what to do...
- V9 ↓Nice to finally hop on this one during a Kraft Dinner Right support day. Better than I expected! The list of undone Kraft climbs is getting really small now...
- V8Suits my style perfectly. Should have flashed, but yet another 8/9 2nd go...
- V1Also a decent one. We added a slightly harder traverse by starting on Headpiece and traversing into the left using some crimps on the face. Was fun.
- V1Nice engaging movement with a sustained top for the grade.
- V5 ↑One of my favorites. Almost epic'd after a very long 7 hour day in the sun and getting lost.
- V5Great movement. Mantle was harder than I was expecting, especially in the blazing sun, so I dropped off first go. Make sure the pads are good, since the mantle is over a cluster of rocks.
- V3 ↑This felt hard, but it was also a hot day out...
- V1Good, not my favorite, but still good. Cactus appears to be gone, the landing was fine.
- V7Stand start to undone #144 in the Black Velvet section of SNBIII. This starts compressed on obvious head height sidepulls and slaps up the aretes to top out straight up. Nice solid compression movement with an engaging topout. I gave the sit start matched from the low rail some attempts, but couldn't find a connecting sequence. Probably felt like it would be in the 10/11 range, or there's better beta I missed. 36.0389211, -115.4627721
- V2On the upper plateau where The Toaster is but more SouthEast. The slabbed face with the large pedestal for the landing is Trees of Life. This climbs the right side of the SouthEast face of the Pedastal and tops out onto the Pedastal itself. The other two face lines are Escalator Instead and Taking the Stairs. Sit start on the obvious ledge next to the tree. Make a series of crimp and pinch moves straight up to topout on the shortest end of the face. This felt like maybe a 2 or 3? 36.0388845, -115.4625300
- V2On the center of the slabbed face to the left of Elevator Ride. Sit start on the obvious ledge and make a series of crimp and pinch moves straight up to topout on the taller end of the face. This also felt like maybe a 2 or 3?
- V3Sit start as for Escalator Instead but traverse left through crimps instead of going directly up. Top out on the left arete. My favorite of the three lines on this face.
- V7Nice, sharp, crimpy overhang!
- V7Nice addition from Craig! Technical.
- V8One of the best RR FAs in a while. Dope one from the homie Maples.
- V12 ↓Probably the last time I'll ever get to say "first of the grade" and I couldn't be happier. The most I've ever learned from a single climb.
- V3Sit start in the shallow dihedral on the outside southern face of the Tempting Fate boulder. Climb directly up using a mixture of sidepulls and crimps and finishing through the slab. Nice pulling on a decently sized face. 36.0389211, -115.4627721
- V8Located in a series of caves above The Toaster, and below a large tree. I had intended to do this climb from a sit start on obvious crimps. Initially completed with an undercling that broke off, and could not find a way afterwards. Thus, in its current state, I could only do from a somewhat arbitrary split-hand stand start with the right hand above head height on a crimp and left hand low at shoulder height. Pull on through the series of crimps on the 45, hit the lip and rock over the engaging mantel. The sit definitely still goes, but was too hard for me, and the rock quality leads me to believe something might still break. 36.0390851, -115.4628221
