Commonly mistaken as Cocaine Biceps, this route climbs about 10 feet left of the actual route featured in the guidebook and is extremely similar in description. However, this route is not present in a scoopy dihedral and is on more of a flat face/crack.Start in an undercling/sidepull with good feet and slap up for the lip. Mantle with difficulty.The feet, and therefore first move, are easier than the first move of cocaine biceps, however the mantle is much harder (hence the name). Difficulty feels comparable.If anyone has more feedback or the true name of this route please comment, otherwise good luck!

Cocaine Triceps

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Left Arête

Cocaine Biceps

Sorange

Arête

Sorange Traverse

Booger Sugar

Start on Jug, pull right to slots around corner, hand heel match, big throw left, pull to mantle 

A balancey stand start climbs the left arete. A variation (same difficulty) starts in the small left-facing dihedral and climbs up to the same finish.

From the 2nd edition Southern Nevada Bouldering guidebook:  Crouch start in a scoopy dihedal with an undercling / sidepull; climb the short overhang up and left. 

Start on the two obvious chalked scoopy/pinchy holds. Figure out your feet, move through the edges and rails, then either step up or huck to the jug on the lip.

Start with the same two holds as Sorange, work right along the obvious rail with limited feet to an engaging topout.

Start low on sandy, gaston sloper with a right heel hook. Move up into better sandy holds and eventually right onto the face. Not great, but worth doing if you have done everything else in the area.*Not claiming first ascent or route name. Hit me up with proper details.

Home to one of the great moderate problems of Kraft Boulders - Sorange (V3 in the book). Sun in the morning.

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Routes in Sorange Boulder