Begin with a high start with your hands on the base of an overhang and your left heel high to the side. Move up to a small pinch or to a higher crimp. Bring your right hand and up to a good hold and then bump it to a good jug.

Matcha Missouri

Ted's

Seduction

Rockin' Bod

Kinky

Senior Macho Solo

Lingereach

Victoria

Heidi Klum

Start just to the right of the V2 under a little roof.  Climb straight up the northwest face.  I saw someone pop a pulley on this problem, and I will never forget that sound.  Warm up properly.

Start with hands matched on a low, slopey rail.  Upgrade to a higher rail and work your way left toward the prow.  Take care not to dab on the rocks underneath you.  Stretch for a great left-hand crimp just around the arete.  Upgrade your right onto another good rail.  Pull up and right to rock your weight over your foot, then stand up and top out.

This problem is fun because it's overhung at the start, but it's got great holds and feet.

On the west side of the boulder, start sitting on two in-cuts and using a pocket, trend left up the face on good holds.

Start as for

Rockin' Bod

, traverse left on jugs to some slopers, and finish on the topout of

Kinky

. This has fun, sustained moves.

Match both hands on a diagonal crimper rail.  Stem your foot out across the dihedral to your left.  Tension your body, lock your right off and reach for a good sloper.  Now get your feet underneath you and finish straight up.  You could escape out left pretty easily, but that wouldn't be as fun as donkey kicking over the lip--contrived, I know.

The furthest left hand problem on the northwest face.  Sit start and climb some interesting, patina-like features.  Great problem.  I thought the crux was off the ground.

Start with the left hand on a side pull and right hand around the corner of the arete. Heel hook the right foot around the corner as well and throw for the good 4 finger ledge. Match on the ledge and keep going up. Fun, powerful move.

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Protection

Routes in Victoria's Secret