Souja Boy Traverse 

Come on Toby, this problem moves from left to right and I've known how to spell your name for years....

My bad, bro...I was way drunk...let's just squeeze some juice from those holds.

You guys must have gotten the F.A. a long time ago?! Funny, that I don't recall anybody ever calling this problem by that name. You guy's might want to get your shit together before claiming a F.A.

I would have to agree with Sean.... I'm sure that's been climbed before 2007....

This problem doesn't have a name. It's generally been considered a warm up for many years, probably as early as the areas initial development.

This problem is located within the middle of a nice long warm-up traverse. Start way left where the trail meets the wall on a large undercling flake, and go to the right. Where the "pod" that marks this problem is, you can go low, or straight across at chest height. Finish out to the right on a slab where you step-off onto a knife-edged rock buried in the dirt. As far as the earlier comments regrading first ascents.... Seems a little sketchy when an area is clean as this one is. A sound philosophy may be to do a little research into an area before claiming a first ascent (at least if all of the holds are clean.) Obviously if you are out there with the brush removing lichen for hours at a time, and have seen no evidence of prior activity, then it May be a first.... Also consider that the pioneers may have looked at it once, sent it, and never returned.... Hate it when that happens.