Begin on the face below the left end of the bunker roof. Climb up to a nice hands-free ledge to the left of where the roof meets the face. From here the bolt line moves up the face above the roof and diverges. The left route is Something's Always Wrong (5.10d). But we're going for the gusto! 

  Head out right instead, cranking up the steep and exposed face on good holds with fun movement. Reach over the final overlap to clip the last bolt, then finagle your way up to the anchors.

Dummkopf

Dreamsicle

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Lynn's Route

Something's Always Wrong

Kill or be Killed

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Bottled Up Warrior

Arguably the best 10 at Foster's, Something's always wrong has it all. Start on cruiser slopers and edges, bust through the steep jugs, then keep it together for 40 feet of overhanging and technical climbing.

Start on Bottled-Up Warrior in the right bunker, but head right when it splits in the overhang. Cruise through the roof on jug horizontals until you get to the end. Shake out and get ready to pull the boulder-problem crux to the lip. Get over the lip and into the dihedral to clip the chains.

Start on bottled up warrior. When bottled up splits LEFT, continue straight up to a body length roof. Make a dynamic move off a finger lock through the roof to gain the lip. Traverse the lip and make some cruxy moves to gain the face. Get a decent rest once established on the face and then pull a couple of thin balancy moves to the anchors. Classic.

The first bolt is very high with a horrible landing. Stick clip is maybe a good idea. Traversing out left, pull the overhang and continue leftward for another 4-5 bolts of enjoyable climbing

Start out with 15 feet of bouldery climbing that's harder than it looks from the ground to a no hands rest in an alcove.  From here, ride a jug rail out right to a reachy clip and begin a 40 foot power endurance section that ends with a heart breaker red point crux involving a blind toss over a roof and a hard lip-turn.  From here, moderate, yet steep climbing takes you up and left to the anchors.  Unfortunately this route suffers from 2 enhanced holds that without, would yield the hardest route at Fosters and an unbelievable test piece...but with them it is only a good route and fitness builder.

Outstanding Foster Falls test piece at the grade. Lower cruxy climbing leads into moderate 5.11 climbing leads to one distinct dyno (a static move for climbers over 6 ft) crux with strenuous climbing until you reach the chain anchor.

Start on the left end of the right bunker on an arete like feature.  Easy slabish climbing leads to a stance below a roof where you will want to put an extended draw.  Blindly reach up to good jugs and start trending left towards a chain draw (the left chain).  From here you are in a decent jug below the chain and have 2 options:  1. Make one move left to another good incut then trend right on crimps to a jug which makes the route 12a/b or 2. from the jug go straight up on bad sloping edges, eliminating the jug out left for a 12cish crux...your choice. 

  From here move up towards a small roof on side pulls and underclings where you'll clip one more bolt.  Then pull the roof on jugs, and tic-tac to the chains.

An obvious huge cave just past the Crime Buttress.

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