Sit start under the overhanging arete with the left-hand low on a gaston found on the arete and the right hand slightly higher on a friction dependent quartz side-pull rail. Pull onto the wall with a vast amount of tension before powering up to higher holds on the arete then continue climbing until a few crimps can be gained and eventually a set of finger-locks. Continue climbing up with a few more precarious moves that lead to an easier finish. 

 This climb is the full sit-start on the arete that climbs into the  "Fingertip Lockdown".

The Fingertip Shutdown

Better than the fingertip lockdown

Seltzers For Softies

Brews For Bros

White Dwarf left

White Dwarf

The Pregame

Fingertip Lockdown

Brewski Arete

Brewski left

Eldunari

Slivers

Mass Effect

Sit start the overhanging arete with a right hand edge pinch and a low sloping left hand blob gaston. Pull on with difficulty and smack up the arete to a positive left hand edge. Cross over to a slot for the right hand and utilize features and underclings on the overhang and the arete to squeeze your way up to a hard lip and slab encounter at the top.

 Powerful, sustained compression climbing!

 This climb shares the same start with "Fingertip Shutdown", but instead of exiting onto the slab via left hand in the slot, this problem hits it righty, allowing for the utilization of the underclings and cool holds on the overhang and an exposed finish and slab at the top.

Sit start the large crack 4-5ft right of arête, traverse left to start of Fingertip Lockdown, and climb up

An awesome delicate and technical face climb on small edges and gastons.

 Sit-start with a low left hand jug sidepull and right hand 2 feet to the right on a more slopey pinch. Find a set of feet that work and pull on to the wall. Finesse your way up the small edges and a few slopey holds until you can make a long reach up to the juggy arete of the boulder. Once here a few moves up and right on the lip leads to an easy rock over.

A great technical crimp face that leads into the highball of "Brewski Arete".Sit start low with a large hold for the left hand and a smaller hold for the right hand. Choose from some large feet and pull up to some quality crimpers and work out a sequence that leads to a big move to the chakstine found on the jug of "Brewski Arete". Stay tight in order to come in for a match then roll around onto the right side of the arete. Reach up to some good holds and reach for the arete and work your way up the slightly exposed highball to the top of the boulder.

Start with a right hand on the blocky White Dwarf hold and a left hand on a high undercling. Do a big move out left to a sidepull and figure out how to bump or cross right and finish straight up. 

  Has a V11 sit start. Do the White Dwarf first move, then figure out how to match the blocky hold and get the undercling start hold for the stand. 

  V8 if you start with 1 hand on the block and 1 hand on the undercling, V9 if you start matched on the block and go to the undercling for the first move.

Four hard moves all stacked on top of each other. Start standing with two underclings and make a hard pull off the ground and toss left hand up to a smooth pinch with a good thumb catch. From here set your feet up and make the crux throw to the giant gaston above. Finish up by matching the gaston and doing one last desperate move above the bulge to a crimp high above. A contender for one of the hardest boulder problems in Smuggler's Notch.

Start sitting with a large left-hand sidepull and a bad right-hand slopey edge. Using the large foot, stand up to a decent hold up the dihedral, then smack for the jugs on the arete. Topout early or follow the lip/ arete up and right for more movement.

 This climb is a nice addition to the boulder and is a proper warm-up.

Stand start the right arete of the face that is towards the road.  

  This climb has been described as an injury waiting to happen.

Located on the Brewski Boulder by the info hut. 

  This might be 2 climbs. I've always climbed this by starting on the high hand holds on the arete and coming around the corner onto the face/slab and climbing that using the left arete and edges.  

  Bill Patton told me he climbs the left side of the arrete and doesn't climb to the face. He said what I do is what Slivers (V8) climbs into but using the arete is off for that climb. I've always loved the way I do it and it still feels about V3ish.

Start standing up with a good left hand side pull and a high right hand crimp. Figure out your feet, shoot for the juggy lip, and top out. Only a few moves long but not bad. 

Stand start with a small left hand crimp sidepull found on the arete, and a low right hand undercling. Figure out some feet and pull into the wall. A delicate yet powerful right hand move snags a decent sloping rail. Once here a huge move up gains the jug on "Brewski Arete". Once on this jug, continue straight up using the arete and a few hidden holds on the face to a juggy topout and easy downclimb.

On the Brewski boulder. This climb starts on the left side of the slab, just to the left of the bulge. Find 2 micro-crimps/edges and pick feet to pull off them and get up into some edges. Use the edges on the left side by the arete, but the arete is off.

Home to 4 or 5 problems. Slivers is the classic here.

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