Start with your left hand as low as possible on a crimp / side pull a few feet left of the potato chips start. Use the lowest right hand on the "main" potato chips line. Adds an additional hand move and a couple foot movements.
Stand start (V2/V3), climb the right arete until it is possible to use the left lip. Top out at the apex. Precarious and commiting. There are a couple of sit start options: with both hands on the arete adds little difficulty, starting with a sidepull undercling feature just left and moving to the arete is V4. A variation (V2) exits right into the small dihedral above the start.
On the far right side of the boulder problem of Mr. Moran is a boulder that sort of suspends the Mr. Moran boulder. Start sitting on this boulder with a good undercling on the left hand and a slopey sidepull on the right. Pull a long move left to the slopey corner (never touch Mr. Moran boulder), do a tension left heel and static the last hard move to the good slopers above. The difficulty lies in not touching Mr. Moran. The name comes from the advent of Maria's hardest send (Nov 2014) and the advent of our homecoming to Mexico
sit start on lowest hold down and right (sort of rough looking right facing jug). trivial traverse into right facing flake jugs, then sloper rail to top.
Splitter at a sport crag. Reminiscent of Yin+Yang but thinner, more smearing, and much smaller pro. A good excuse to visit Civilization Crags and the best rock on the cliff. Not much real crack climbing on this one, more of a V3/4 boulder problem with good gear, but it's an exciting line that will reward those that are adept at placing pro quickly from smears. Worthwhile.
