This boulder needs more love, it is awesome. Start left hand on the obvious half-pad undercling and right hand on a slopey undercling pinch. The boulder gets a lot of runoff in heavy rains so you might have to dig some leaves out to find the feet but the right foot is a pretty good pocket-dish and paste the left foot under the left hand. Core up and start slapping. For an idea of where to start as it is a little confusing Taylor McNeil has a good beta vid from back in the day. Classic compression awaits those burly enough to fight for it. A finicky to place high right heel hook leads you into the stand start but its not over until you grab the jugs on top. Usually takes a full day for the landing to dry out after it rains as there is a creek bed right under the boulder.

Iron Claw Sit

Iron Claw

An impressive line up a steep prow. Fight the grease and stick an improbable heel to fight your way up through burly pinches.

Home of the namesake Iron Claw. Right above a stream. Best to hit this after a dry spell. The stand is usually fine because people stack logs over the stream but the sit is nearly impossible after a rainstorm.

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