Look lower below the standard jug rail that starts midway up the boulder. Below and right from the standard start you will find a much thinner pair of crimps to sit start upon. 

  Heel hook out left, pull on, and link into to finish standard "Biggie Good".

Biggie Good (SDS)

Biggie Small

Super Knob Traverse

Frosted Flakes

Biggie Good

One with the Tree

Cut-Throat

A hard, straight foreward eliminate... (I dont like eliminates unless they make sense, this is no exception) 

  Start on the same low crimp rails as "biggie good sds" but reach for the small crimp up and right. insted of climbing left into biggie good, move off the small thin crimp to the right and up to the next crimp, and then traverse the crack to the right to top out through the notch. Fun!

This is a short and sweet traverse with a good ending:   Start at the most uphill end of the face of the Human Torch Boulder. which is to the left of the close Laurel tree and where the face tapers to the ground.    sit start at the point where you can comfortably match the boulders lip and traverse with heel hooks and nice feet to the gnarly massive "super knob" to top out on.

sit start 3ft to the left of the Laurel tree that is closest to the face, on the long low diagonal rail. toss up a long/or static move to a deep flake rail & match. engage another high move into another flake and then gain the boulders lip. press out a tricky mantle over top of the sitstart.

Located on the far downhill end of the face. start under the huge block that looks a bit suspect, but its way solid (do a jump test if you wont take my word for it). 

  Sit start below the massive beefy block on a left facing side-pull crimp jug. toss up and gain the so-so under-cling feature and move up/left to gain the back of the massive beefy block for the top out.

This problem, on the boulder’s right side, is directly in front of the laurel tree. Sit start on the low, diagonal crimp, and trend right on thin incuts to the obvious dropstone and topout knob. 

sit start 3ft to the left of Frosted Flakes on the long low diagonal rail.match start rail and make a long move into a good flake above. cross over into another flake above and then go left into a thin horizontal crimp that set you up for the bump into the good jug lip for the top out.

-Most of the holds on this boulder are thin and chossy. As a whole I would avoid this boulder with the exception of "Biggie Good" which is a great, easy going line. The rest are subject to broken holds and chossy feet, although numerous problems have been climbed.  

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