Sit start on pockets on the far right side of the roof. Traverse left underneath the roof on good holds but poor feet, finishing on Tunnel Vision. Apparently for 'full credit' you can finish up Splashback. Up to you!

Dugout Traverse

Guin Traverse

Flying Solo

Block Hoppin

Flying

Tunnel Vision

Guin Arete

Almost Bad-Ass

V Notch

Roughin' the Rotweiller

Backsplash

Splashback

Almost Famous

Savagery leads to a hard topout.    Start with a right side pull at shoulder height, and a very close left hand gaston. Your left hand will be almost inside your cupped right hand, which is a pretty cool little hold set-up.    Paste your feet on the smears, and power hard up to the finger slot just below the roof. Once you are in there, it is not over, as you make a huge reach over the lip, hold the swing, and have to flop over. There's a "thank god" rail up there, which quickly becomes an "oh god!" rail, as you figure out how to get the rest of your body over the lip. I'll admit to a bit of groveling here, personally, but I may not have had the best method.

Start on white crimps under the small roof on the left side of the Guin face, climb up to the rail, and then traverse left on the big holds.    I thought this climb was really great, better than the Guin Arete, and I highly recommend it.

Start as per Flying but traverse left at the lip, using a crimp rail to finish up the face. Basically an extension to the original. 

Stand start right of the tree and left of Splashback. Finish up the overhang. 

Sit start on the undercling pinch and the right hand slopey jug. Make your way up and along the arete, finishing up the arete. 

Stand start on your choice of holds, then make your way to the break underneath the roof.  Make a fairly big move to the lip of the roof and figure out how to keep it all together.  Then throw a heel and mantel.

Good rock, good movement, and fun holds (though they are a bit sharp), this climb is most notable for its continuous climbing. Worth doing, especially if v4 is your grade.    Stand start, avoid the large ledge to the right. Finish through the somewhat dustier holds straight up.

Start on an edge down in front of the boulder, climb up and right. Not to difficult throughout, until the top out.

An awesome highball just behind the dugout. Climb straight up through the V shaped notch. (Hint- use an undercling!)

Start as for Splashback, but move left to finish through the small dihedral finishing as per Block Hoppin

Start sitting, then pull your way through some awesome moves through the roof.  After getting established on the jug above the big roof, make it to the sloping lip, and then to a positive rail a bit higher.   

  This is a really nice problem with amazing and improbable moves.

Start on a sloper down low, climb up and left. Eventually cross into the jugs on the roof and pull through to the top out.

Some great roof problems just down the hill from the Hueco Simulator

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