Hold the Swing

This problem climbs the overhanging lowball south face of this block. The rock quality isn't great but the holds are more or less solid. For full value start with your butt in the dirt rather than on a crashpad. The crux is keeping the feet from swinging off when moving to the lip, and because the ground rises up under the overhang it's easy to dab.

On the south overhang, left of center SDS with hands matched on a gaston. Move the RH up to a crimpy slot, then the LH to a flat crimp. All that's left then is to negotiate the topout. 

1 crashpad