Samurai Jack

Sit start with a sloping sidepull and a crimp. Move up to a small crimp, then lock it down to a juggy mono-finger pocket. From this mono, make a hard move to a flake in the hueco-like feature. Once here, continue up the head wall on sloping pockets, sidepulls and pinches to the top of the boulder.

Juggy monos are not typically a thing, but this critical pocket is one of the best mono-pockets ever.

Left of the middle of the trailside wall. The hueco-like feature and the mono are the obvious signs of this problem.

3 pads.