This is a funky little number, and it is puzzling how to make sure it's fun.

I started with a good, high left hand hold and a chest height right hand hold, and then I fired to the good edge and topped out. That felt roughly V4 (I guess?). If you can't reach that high left hand hold or have to start lower, it will be much harder, V5-8, I'd venture.

V4 left of Pop A Loose Nut

Pop A Loose Nut

Podophile

This has super cool movement. Worth spending some time on, this one feels good to send.

I'm not sure of the history of it, but there are potential variations on this line. I started with both hands as high as I could reach (gouging right finger lock, left hand poor/open grip), establish your feet, and fire straight up to a poor edge. Then do the crux throw, and finish left on the overlap feature, same as the V4 on this wall.

This faces south - you don't want to climb this when it's hot.

Climb bad slopers on the west face, right of the giant overhang. It looks like it tops out onto a slab that one can downclimb. I'm not sure, since I haven't done this problem. This looks pretty sick, so I thought I would post it.

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Routes in Bolt Boulder (Boulder Below Twins Owls)