@@dunkmlh1714 Yep, these problems are in Nowra at Lot 33 👍🏻👍🏻

@everettbergeson343 Hey Everett, I think some of the bouldering gyms rent pads (at least they used to). So, worth checking with places like 9 Degrees. I suspect Sissy Crag will still be quite wet as it seeps for quite a while after heavy rain. So worth taking that into consideration as well 🙂 If you do decide to go check it out, have a plan b if its not dry.

The high heel I couldn't really see the placement, kinda just throw it up there. The lip I could see, or at least had a really easy feature to aim for. The trick is the moves are quite spanned out. Not sure what angle the wall is but I thinkk quite a bit steeper then it looks from the video.

Haha yeah, I can totally respect that. With a spotter it felt safe enough for my liking. This was a Covid lockdown crag for us, so were definitely making do with what we could :)

Thanks! It's definitely some of the best rock in Sydney 👌🏼

It's a good'n for sure. 👌🏼

Thanks mate. Cheeky quick couple of boulders in the land of sport and trad routes.

Thanks! Conditions were pretty primo, so the rock felt like velco.

Quite the move hey? Felt good to do.

It's actually pretty chill climbing wise, just tall to the point that you wouldn't want to fall. 😅

Thanks, felt necessary to insert the clip of Peter Balint (the FA of Penis Cling) from 1992 just after he did it. 😄

Thanks! Inched closer and closer with each go... then, all of a sudden, I'm clinging to the finish jug 😎 Classic, straight up, pure bouldering. Haha

Hey Ryan! Nice to meet you too. Hope the final day at Frontline went well? Hopefully see ya around sometime 🤙🏼

Problem called Stormtrooper... I had no choice! 😄 One for you to try next time you're at Sissy 👌🏼

@@PhillipBoothClimbs I’ll try 😬

Haha. About 178cm.

Yep! Sydney is an amazing spot for boulderers. Thousands of problems and loads of classics 😃

Tricky finish for sure. Cool, low humidity day will help with friction on that rail.

Cheers man. Fun lil number you added 👌🏼

Thanks! It's not the first place I'd recommend in Sydney, although if you climb V8+ there are some very classic problems. The Frontline is probably the best crag to start in Sydney.

Hey thanks for the reply. I mostly do indoor now and is looking for some beginner outdoor problem to try. The Frontline it is then! Btw sick sends, and very nice videos!

@bigstonesD happy to recommend particular problems if you want any specific advice. If you use instagram just shoot me a message @splatterflower 🤙🏼

Thanks! Yeah, the rock quality in the Grampians is fantastic. World class climbing destination for sure 👌🏼

Cheers Jack! 🍻

Classic moment 😆

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Thanks Sam!

Thanks! Bit of a funky one with the double tow hook shenanigans 😜

Hahaha. I'm definitely not tall (but also not short).

Hmmm. Not a lot is close to the airport. Cape Banks might be your best bet. Not the best rock quality but a cool location.

First few moves are considered the crux. I actually don't find it too bad but I've done it a lot of times now 😆

Other people put the chalk on the holds. If it were up to me, it wouldn't be like that 😉

Straight from the Peter Balint guide book: "From the underclings go straight to Bill Smith's second last hold" ;)

Thanks Martin!

Haha. The stuff on the crag makes it more complicated then it should be. There are two versions: 1. V5 - start on lowest left and right hand. Climb up however you want. 2. V8 - also start on lowest left and right hand. You must use all right hand side pulls. The reason the V8 exists is because that was the beta the original FA used, so is there for anyone that wants to add a Lil extra challenge to it. Ignore all the other variants that stipulate which hand does what.

Hey, basically walked next to the sports field until the cricket nets, turned left into the bush and straight down towards the road (and you get close to the road). Once you find the top of the cliff line just need to find a scramble down from memory. I popped out near Eternal Hug.

@@PhillipBoothClimbs I’m like here rn lol trying to find it. Did you turn right along the cricket nets and then turn left into a bush track off the path?

I don't feel like I turned right at any point. I turned left into the bush and walked past / through the bmx track

@@PhillipBoothClimbs well I’m lost, sorry to be a pest. So you went to the cricket nets and turned left into the bush from there? Or you went to the cricket nets and went along the path (which veers right) then turned left into the crag. The crab website’s instructions are poorly written

How long did u walk once u turned into the bush to the crag?

I'm just going off the grade it's listed as 😊 It's all quite subjective in the end, so I'm personally not precious. Grades are just a rough idea to help us find things that will be the right kind of challenge.

Thanks! Super fun spot. It's been a while but I climb all over when I can. Best way to find people is at the gym. Chatting to people you'll find who goes outside. If you're new to outdoors go to one of the bigger crags with lots of stuff to start 🤙🏼

It's a nice line for sure! Not sure what the song is called but it's produced by Laynet Beatz.

Thanks Sid. When I first checked it out in lockdown someone that did the original said the same thing! I'll have to go back sometime and give it a go. The original looks fun too.

No problemo. I enjoyed the dyno regardless :)

@@PhillipBoothClimbs thats what counts 😉

Best way to keep the looks fresh ✨️

Thanks man! Good introductory sesh to Cheesedale 🧀😎

I'm all class when it comes to topouts haha

I don't think it's too bad. The biggest reason I was so thrutchy was I didn't want to dab the rock behind. If that wasn't there I would have created a lot more separation. I also didn't scope it out at all... so you're watching my first effort finding the holds hahaha

@@PhillipBoothClimbs I see what you mean, but I still think it looks hard haha.. I'll let you know better when I try it!! Keep it up man! Cheers

Haha. Yeah, there is something extra nice about actually getting on top of the thing you're climbing. Topping out is also a skill of it's own. It can be the most challenging bit sometimes!

@@PhillipBoothClimbs Thanks, that's really cool to know! I'm not a climber, haven't been on a wall since I was like twelve, and at 19 I got hit by a car and have been physically disabled ever since, so even though I very much enjoyed my short stint climbing (that wall I mentioned was at a summer camp, and I spent as much time as I could climbing it,) I can't do it myself anymore. Despite that, though, I really like watching climbing videos to live vicariously through them, and it's always interesting to learn something new

@@fisharepeopletoo9653 No problem at all 🙂 Sometimes the nuances in climbing can be hard to spot. When trying to figure out a challenging sequence it can be a subtle shift in body weight, or pushing/pulling just a little bit differently that can make all the difference. Climbers tend to be super nice and friendly people. If you can, you should get outside and hang out with some people while their climbing. The other part of climbing that is nice is being out in nature.