Type: Boulder, 17 ft (5 m)
FA: Doug Robinson
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Description

This is a slightly technical and balancy problem with a commiting topout.

Start with a right-hand pinch and left hand on top of a low bulb. Move directly up through the knobs and shallow scoops to the crux lip.

Location

Southwest face of the boulder.

Protection

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Me on King Tut. Scarier by day or by night? October 2021. Photo credit to Ting Xiao
Me on King Tut. Scarier by day or by night? Oct…
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turning the hip in on a slab was fun! (spoiler: for short people, there's a crimp you can catch first before the sloper)
turning the hip in on a slab was fun! (spoiler:…
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Tut Boulder West Face Topo
Tut Boulder West Face Topo
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Contemplating the cryptic slab and awaiting send-temps at a night session on King Tut
Contemplating the cryptic slab and awaiting sen…
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The start of the crux, a reachy move to a sloper.
The start of the crux, a reachy move to a sloper.
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A friend working the top of King Tut on April 30th, 2017.
A friend working the top of King Tut on April 3…
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Tina crushing King Tut
Tina crushing King Tut
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Jackie Trejo high stepping on King Tut.
Jackie Trejo high stepping on King Tut.
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Tucker about to send King Tut
Tucker about to send King Tut
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Tucker on King Tut shortly before the send
Tucker on King Tut shortly before the send
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Quinn on the start of 'King Tut'
Quinn on the start of 'King Tut'
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