Xiphoid Process

Think of this as the harder, burlier version of Dust-in Bones. First discovered by Conor Mark but we finally took it down two years later.

Make a well-protected, powerful move to get off the ground and established in the corner. Work the next 35 feet through strong but secure laybacking. Don't worry about getting pumped though, the stance under the roof is worse than it looks so the rest is terrible. Find the good jams to exit the stance and grunt, growl, and grovel through the meaty offwidth and chimney to the top to a two-bolt anchor.

25 Feet right of The Biter and Don't Doubt the Dojo locate a bottomless corner capped with a wide roof.

Single rack up to a 4 perfectly protects. The 4 is critical for the roof.