SDS as low as possible at a steep flake and work up the flake until possible to break right to a rail and then continue further along a shelf to finish with an easy mantle.

Longer and slightly harder than the other Tilt-o-Meter problems and one that a spotter is nice to have as you pass over a rock midway.

Tilt-o-Meter Right

Tilt-o-Meter Traverse

Tilt-o-Meter Center

Bulgemaster

Bushmaster

Tilt-O-Meter Left

SDS as low as possible at a steep flake and climb straight up and over to a jug at the lip and make an easy mantle to finish.

Traverse the Tilt-o-Meter boulder by climbing through the three Tilt-o-Meter problems.  You can start from the right and move left, or you can start from the left and move right--they go at about the same grade.

If starting on the right: Start at the top of Tilt-o-Meter Right standing on the shelf and move down onto the rail (basically doing the climb in reverse), then hit the jugs on Tilt-o-Meter Center by making use of the large flake, then climb Tilt-o-Meter Left and top out.

If starting on the left: Start at the left-most hold higher up on Tilt-o-Meter Left, move down and right to the large flake, move up to the jugs on Tilt-o-Meter Center, then move to the rail of Tilt-o-Meter Right and finish on the shelf with an easy mantel.

Start with an obvious hole for your right hand and a jug for your left and punch it out a small overlap to knobby bumps and then make the crux moves as you work to get established on the slab above.

Start low on a good edge, then head left on flakes.

SDS as low as possible at a steep flake and work up the flake until possible to break out left into a juggy crack system which leads to easy face moves and the top.

Note: the line drawn in the Joshua Tree bouldering guide for this problem is wrong.

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Routes in Tilt-o-Meter Boulder