I have the only known accent of this problem/ route. It has only been done on TR and for future climbers please respect the lack of bolts. It can be done as a highball boulder problem with an excellent landing. The only reason it hasn't been bouldered yet is there was a large rattlesnake living near the base and I felt that was an added element I didn't need to deal with for the headpoint. For the TR it's best to use long webbing or an old rope for the anchor. There are a few small cracks (protect with small nuts) and a large boulder on top for the anchor.