Get a pad and try the route problem, falling off near the top. If you sprain your ankle, it's a boulder problem, if you break your ankle it's a micro-route, and if you break your leg/s/back/arms/pelvis etc it's a route.
And I suppose if there is no trace left of you at all its Deep water soloing! Oh no so what is that then???? with the tide in or with the tide out Ahhhhhhhhh.
Can't take it any more I'm simply off climbing end of...............
Definition is in the eye of the beholder. The rock dosn't change.
Someone with pads, chalk bucket and toothbrush will see a boulder problem.
Someone else with a harness and rack and aversion to ground falls will see a route.
Someone else with confidence and a beer towel will see a nice little solo.
Someone else will see aggregates.
> If in doubt, give it a Lead Grade, people can Translate the tech Grade to V or font grading if they want to Approach it as a Highball boulder Problem?
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