Silverbell Topos


The Rails Topo
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1.The Rails (v6) **** - Sit start on crimps, traverse right on crimps to a glued on hold, then throw for a cruxy gaston. Set your feet and make a throw for the lip. 




A- Frame Right Topo
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1. A-Frame Arete (v5) ** - Sit start low, bear hugging both sides of the arete. Make a desperate move or two to reach good holds a little below the lip, get your feet under you, then move up to the juggy topout. Good moves, would be a real classic if it was taller.
2. A-Frame Crimps (v8) ** - Start with two sidepulls - a decent right and a bad left - and make a powerful and balancy move to the crimp. Hold the barndoor, and toss for the top. I think this might be a lot easier if you are taller, as most find it to be about v8 but I found it to be much easier (I think I used a low foot others may not be able to reach?) ------Variation - Lockdown (v8/9) - Start matched on bad left hand sidepull, move up to crimp.




A-Frame Left Topo
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1. Pocket Stuffer (v7) *** - Sit start very low on right side of face, underneath the bulge. With a good right hand edge and a bad left hand gaston, find somewhere to paste your feet on. Move up to a left hand edge, then to a slot, then make a powerful move to the lip. I have never had much luck with this one, but others love it. Beta video for Pocket Stuffer -----Variation (v9)  Start even lower on holds just as bad, adding a couple of hard moves.
2. Drilled Pockets Right (v5) *** - Start with two underclings, move left out to obvious 2-finger pocket. Throw out to a sharp sidepull, then make a strenous and core intensive move falling into another left hand undercling. Move up to large (but painful!) hueco, then to the jugs. 
3. Drilled Pockets Left (v4)*** - Start matched on low ledge, make a long move to the right hand 2-finger pocket, then right to the funky and sharp right hand pocket. Throw left up to good ear sidepull, then to the top. Beta video for both DRILLED POCKET PROBLEMS
4. Hueco Placebo (v6) *** - Start same as #3, but move up and left on tiny crimps, then deadpoint to the slopey rail. From the rail move up and left on crimps, topping once you can.




Javelina Cave (Right Side)

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1. Javelina Right (v3) ** - Start matched on the blocky, glued pinch. Just getting your feet off the ground and maintaining this hold is probably the crux. From the pinch, move up to good crimps, then jugs to topout. 
2. Javelina Center (v1) **** - Start with the big jug undercling. Move up to good holds at the lip, then up and a little right to topout.
3 and 4. - See below.



Javelina Cave (Left Side)

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2. - See above.
3. Javelina Left (v5) *** - Sit start with a small left hand incut and a right hand block. Cross left into the sloper, which has a subtle mono for a sweet spot. Move left out to a small edge, then bump your right up to a small incut. Find some good feet, then fire way out left to a sharp crimp. Move up to the big sloper, match, then find a way to move up and right to the flexy crimp (try to grab it as far right as you can). Top out. Spotters highly recommended.
4. Javelina Traverse (v6) *** - Sit start as for #2, matched in the undercling jug. Traverse left into the start of #3 and climb Javelina Left.