One of the best hard problems around and a time-tested Daniel Woods classic. Originally given V12, then upgraded by consensus, a mysteriously broken crux hold became much better, dropping the grade back to low-end V12. Start matched on the perfect dinner-plate undercling. Pull on and fire right hand to the lip, then execute unique compression moves to gain the sloping shelf. End out the arete, with a final, sting-in-the-tail move to the finishing jug. Oh yeah, this problem tops out and you aren't doing it if you drop!