Start low on the juggy arete and climb it up and right until it runs out.

Really fun warmup that flows great!

Sickle Arete

Tectonic

Kartik's Arete

Stretch Armstrong

Sashimi

Max's Donut Shop

Yoshimi

Hidden Face

Hole of Suffering

Climb the tall arete on the back side of the Yoshimi block. (Directly across from Kartik's Arete)

Start on the jugs in the center of the boulder. make a couple moves out right to the arete and climb up from there. Really awesome line!

Sit start matched on the obvious low start jug and climb straight up the taller section of the boulder.

Start under the small roof and make a big looking move out. Climb the easy arete.

Haven't tried this one yet so the grade is not confirmed. Will update once I get a chance to get on this line.

Sit start on the low jug (same as LSD) and climb right towards the arete through some juggy underclings to a few slopers, finally slapping for the victory "jug" at the back of the large sidepull rail next to the arete.

This climb doesn't use any of the taller section of the boulder to the left.

Climb the right arete of the Yoshimi block

This thing is so cool! 4 Stars even though it's an eliminate.

Stand start matched on the lowest crimp feature in the middle of the boulder and instead of using the juggy arete to the left, move up and right to the slanted crack feature.

Thanks to

Max Withrow

for finding the awesome beta on this line!

The Sickle Arete to the left is off on this one. The only shared hold is the topout.

Start by compressing under roof on the only holds. Make a massive move out to some pockets and climb up the short face. This is an open project so the grade is an estimate.

Start on the jugs at the base of the boulder and climb straight up the center through crimps, and then slopers.

Start on holds under the mini roof and climb straight up.

Super fun lowball. Only reason I didn't give it more stars is because the landing isn’t great.

You may need to stack a pad to reach the start holds if you're short.

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Routes in 3. The Cut (South)