Bio-Dome

Stand start with a shallow incut flake for the right hand about six inches below the lip of the roof. Grab a lower gaston crimp for the left hand and pick from a choice of footholds. Bare down hard on that right hand and pull on to the wall. Make a big and committing move out left to a positive dish that will allow for the proper compression in order to hold the foot-cut.

Once on this dish, figure out how to match hands and then execute the same press/ mantle as for "Dome Piece".

This boulder problem starts a few feet to the right of Dave Graham's "Dome Piece". The landing is a bit scary. It feels as if a foot pop could throw you down to the start of "Chunk O' Blitz", or if the swing isn't held or a dry fire occurs, you will fall backward 6 feet onto the ground. If you die, maybe you'll come back as a leotard.

3 or 4 pads and a spotter or two.