Nice explosive problem relatively low to the ground. 

  A tough start once you move off the hueco to a sloping hold out left. Figure out how to use this poor hold to move back to the right and a good edge without hitting the pads can be difficult. Once on the good edge out right, set your feet and fire for the square cut edge way above. This hold can be tough to hit in the right spot as you can only see the bottom of the block that you are going to the top of. Continue straight up with some more long reaches but on better holds.

Project Mayhem

Miss Potato Head

Super Colon Blow

Dark Fighter

Colon Blow

Sofa King

Peck's Mystery

Rubber Walrus Protector

Fight Club

Space Monkey

[Redacted]

Fart Lighter

Hemorrhoid Rage

The Three Star V2

Tall and bad landing.  Crux puts you right over a jumble of rocks that are hard to pad.  However, I have seen many people fall there with no injuries, so proper spotting can help a lot. 

  A fun problem, it seems hard to walk by this and not do it.

Another dangerous problem that is extremely pleasing to climb.  Not as clean as Colon Blow but a more interesting crux. 

  "You'd have to eat five million bowls of ordinary bran cereal to get the fiber equivalent of one bowl of Super Colon Blow." - Saturday Night Live 

  The line to the right, coming out the roof, is an open project.  Last worked by Jon Cardwell and Collin Horvat AFAIK.

Combines power and precision.  Tensiony moves to get to a slopey, tenuous finish.  Would get more stars but is somewhat contrived. 

  First sent after a day of trying, long after the sun had set and to the faint glow of watch backlights.

Approaching free solo height, this problem could maim or kill you.  But the rock is clean and solid, the moves long and juggy, and the committing cutting of both feet 15 feet up make this one of the most fun problems anywhere.

A varied line combining slick slopers, small crimpers, funky footwork, roofy pulls and weird crosses. 

  Crux is gaining the crimpers.

Goofy little problem that is harder than it appears.  First done by Opie, who named it something really cool and then forgot the name.  Then done by Peck (not knowing about Opie's ascent) and named something equally as cool that no one can remember either.  Mysterious as the beta.

Seems like everyone has different beta for this superb line.  Watch Ren & Stimpy for an explanation of the name.  Many other lesser lines on this boulder, see the guide for more info.

This one will cut your left hand unless you tape it.  In fact, it is the only problem on Earth that Peck says requires tape. 

  I mention it here because the sit start from the big start hueco of Project Mayhem looks to add a lot of value to the problem.  It will also be somewhat hard, many "big names" have worked it, but it remains an open project. 

  UPDATE: The original FA, Jason Ploss, has sent from the sit start as of 2014/11/22 (and did not cut his left hand, though he poked a hole in a right finger working it a few weeks ago :-).  From the big hueco of Project Mayhem, the problem uses small holds and some nice foot jams and hooks in the hueco to go mostly left but a little up.  Then some very powerful pulling to free the feet to get set to throw.  I think you are out of luck if you want a grade, even a wild ass guess at this point, all I know is that it is significantly harder than fight club.  Anyway it looked pretty freakin' awesome.

Fingery, sustained, and powerful start lead to a spicy finish.  Good pad placement and spotting, however, can make this problem quite safe.  Lots of dynamic movement and body tension.

Sit start right of Dark Fighter with right hand in large shelf, and left hand on small crimp.  Pull up to large scoop using slopers and an optional knee bar.

A bit freaky at the start due to the big rock at the base.  But then gets juggy and the landing gets cleaner.  Crux is early on.

Interesting moves liven up this jug haul. 

  The name and FA are lost to time, the name "Three Star V2" comes from a hand-drawn topo from 1991.

In a gully that gets a lot of sun, and well protected from the wind, with bouldering facing all directions for shade opportunities, this is usually a very pleasant place to boulder.  Good, well-established trails lead to the rocks. 

  Typical for Box, rock quality varies considerably.  Several dozen boulders yield several dozen problems of all levels, but most are moderates.

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Routes in Harmonica Convention (AKA Below Edges)