Routes as boulder in Noord-Holland

Either starts on a right hand metal crimp and a left gaston crimp or as an easier (very) tall start on the decent crimpy sloper. Straight up through the broken section that offers some slopers and a decent jug on the left hand.

Starts high up on a textured crimp. Big holes for the feet. Move up and to the left to the broken section for a variety of holds. Final mantle feels a little insecure.

Start on the large rectangle. Move up and traverse a little to the left into the stand start. Don't use the right edge.

Reverse of the Ninja traverse starting from Commissaris Rex Sit.

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Start on the good crimp rail above the black spot. Little bit of a mantle to to get up.

Start on a small crimp rail and a good foot. The challenge is standing up on slab with no real hands.

Use the left edge and any of the jugs to start. Not too many feet options available that could make this a little challenge.

Perfect start position available with a two finger pocket and a good foot pocket out right. Use your left to mantle up from there.

Traverse all around this little tower, end up where you begin. Grade assumes you're using either or both upper edges. Variation could be to only use the lower.

Fun little chimney climb. Start on the edge of the tower and move a little deeper into the gap. Then work your way up using either side. Finish on the bunker.

Sit start

Use the metal pins. Be careful.

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Short problem on the chin of the bunker. A variety of holds is in reach from the start. Either grab the rail on the right or start a bit lower. The trick is to find a foot you can use to make the step up.

Don't use the back side.

Start on the left side of the shoulder. Left hand on the rail. Step up.

Start between Schulter Links and Schulter Rechts. Use any of the textured crimps on the face. Step up.

Right side of the shoulder. There are a variety of holds including a very sharp right hand. Climber's choice. Either start with a high foot or gradually step up.

Start on the Rail and use it to work your way up. There aren't really any other holds. Strong Possibility for an extension to the top. Note: That big block on the photo is no longer there so it's a safe landing now.

Low traverse into the corner. Left foot can be placed left off the main wall to start. A little light on good feet so be precise or muscle through.

Straight up from the two holes. Without the arête. Poor feet at the start add some difficulty.

Straight up but with the use of the two holes on the left. Easy version of Blueberry Cake.

Straight up but without using any of the big holes. Only use the face holds.

Climb up into the corner using the pipe hole on the right. You can use holds on either wall. Continue up and exit slightly left.

Straight up. There's a variety of handholds to start from, all pretty decent.

Left variation where you can use the left edge or ridge to start from.

Right variation of Stahlhelm with a few different holds to choose from. Without the right edge/ridge.

Straight up. There's a few different holds to choose from, especially for the feet.

There's a little ridge on the right edge to start from. Stay on the left and move up.

Can start with the left hand on the edge. A few choices for some pretty dodgy looking feet.

Sit start

Sit start?

Start on the edge, use the big slot as a foothold.

Sit start?

Prepare this boulder and yourself well before attempting it.