Powerade follows fairly positive rails that don't quite point the right way, and requires a couple of technical foot placements to make it feel like v3.

Would be a much better problem, because the rock is great, and the moves are fun, but it has a boulder on the left of the start that both makes the opening moves a little awkward, and also gives it a worse landing. All the same, worth doing if you are in the area.

Powerade

Ghost King

Purple Drank

Tang

Gatorade

Army of the Dead

Ghost of War

This problem is on the face, just left around the corner from Gatorade. Stand start with bad feet, right hand on a slopey side pull crimp, left hand on a good side pull crimp. Slap up to a slanting rail and then to the top.

Start in a low right hand pocket and left hand hueco jug. Climb right on side pulls to a big move to slopers at the lip. Straight up are two crimps, a slopey jug, and a high top-out.

Powerful and committing for the grade, Tang follows a series of long moves between good crimps up the middle of the steep wall. Get ready for the cruxy topout.

A great climb that I felt was marred only by the fact that the crimps were kind of sharp. Even so, I thought this was a great v5.

Great easy route that follows some pockets and flakes up the back of the Gatorade Boulder.  This may already be a climb, but just wanted to put it up here.  If it is just message me the details, and I will change it.

Climb the thin face on holds that don't quite face in the direction you want them to. The tenuous and technical quality of this vertical climb is what gives it its charm. I don't generally like vertical climbs very much, but I thought this was well worth the effort.

Start matched in the undercling edge. A hard left hand cross to a small crimp gets you started. The first few moves are the hardest, then keep it together for the top-out.

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