Good problem for me to work. The start is some business but it goes. Left heel close to the V so that you can do a bit of toe camming which helps get you out left. The tricky part is figuring out what beta is best for my height for coming into the next right hand edge. The rest is pretty straightforward.

Soft for the grade but has some nice moves. Accessible.

Starting with your hands crossed helps with the next move. I start with a high left heel and a serious flag underneath for balance. Bump out right and right once more to a pretty good sloper and then move the left heel in. Bring the left hand in for a second and then cross it to a decent pinch. If you can slide the heel in, that would help for the next move which you'll need to bring your right hand out and sort of match near your left hand. Slide the foot in again and cross to the jug pinch around the horn area. Right foot on a good edge under the roof and pop over to the jug. Mantle it out with a high right heel.

Really hard if you're short. Tenuous scrunched up foot switch up high finally did the trick.

I wasn't a big fan of this climb. Sloppy movement.

Technical. Very good V2.

Totally average. One good left side-pull move but other than that, I thought this problem was overrated.

Good warm-up.

Okay.

I thought this was super hard but managed to not go flying backwards during a sketchy mantle. I guess it could just be the heat.

Super fun. Found good little person beta!

Hard V7. Love those two little slopers.

God, that top out is rough.

Fun. Matching on the starting shelf is the hardest part of this problem, although I've noticed that most people start with a hand under the prow which probably makes life easier.

Good warm-up.

Pumpy. I apparently started one move in. Eh.

Good warm-up.

Heels.

Super fun. Soft.

Reachy bump.

Great little problem.

Little fingers climb. Not too exciting.

Good V4.