Highball topout on bigger holds but techy crux mid height

Total Devistation

A Clockwork Orange

Full Regulation

Martinet's Rails

Big Love

Perfect Poser

Fear of a Black Hat

Total Devastation right sit

West Face Left

Same start as "Fear of a Black Hat". Follow an obvious line of pockets and crimpers up overhanging patina. Highball.

The direct variation to total devastation. Shares the same crux move. Instead of bailing out left climb up to a hollow flake and up to a difficult top out where the climb gets it's name. Very balance intensive climb past the crux of total devastation. Basically once you get to the Crux move of total devastation climb up and right to a flake and up to the top!

Tall and good. Lots of sloping edges lead to larger sloping edges for 30 feet of great stone. This has a low crux, so this climb actually serves well as a down climb from the boulder.  

  Can be started on the left and traverse up and right to the ledges, or start on the right, and traverse up left into the ledge system.

Stand start; climb the face right of Perfect Poser with smaller edges. Take a deep breath half way and make a big reach to the middle of the boulder and climb straight up.

Crouch start with a hueco, follow the overhanging arete just left of "A Clockwork Orange". Highball.

Start standing 15 feet right of the jug rail on total devastation on a right hand crimp at about 8 feet and a very small left hand crimp at about 6 feet. Climb left through tensiony moves on small crimps to the jug rail on total devastation. See beta video below:

youtu.be/i_UQzpxBZxA

Climb nice holds at the far left side of the West Face, to a ledge. Continue up from the right side of the ledge. Can also be used for descent.

Large cube shaped boulder straight north on the trail that starts at the cul-de-sac. One of, if not the, tallest boulders in calico.

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