Head Over Heals 

Done the route via the roof and by keeping my feet on the rock ( with my head over my heels ). Definately more distinctive going out over the roof, but I can't help but think that the name and bolt placement indicate the FA kept the feet on the rock.

This is another one of those "faux" roof climbs like "Super Roof".

I clipped the bolt and carefully stepped around the corner with my feet on ledge where the climber in the picture is seen heel-hooking (I'm 6ft tall, which may help). I remember it being a psycho and powerful move.

Not quite clean enough to be 3 stars, but close.

I don't know what grade it would be climbing the roof.

I turned the roof on the corner, with the bolt directly over head. I'm 6' even and couldn't seem to reach out of the stem to the jug past the bolt after clipping so I downclimbed and went out the roof. But to be honest, it's a boatload of fun to campus around on huge jugs with your feet over your head and doing the climb by stemming would be missing all that fun! Definitely memorable as the silliest ease:steepness ratio I've climbed in a long while and lots of fun :)

You can also make it a longer (though certainly no more difficult) pitch by veering left up a crack system that continues another 30' to a higher ledge. Downclimb the leftmost gully off the backside (3rd class) and return in the notch climber's right of the start of the route by tunneling under all the difficulties (look around for the lowest/inobvious tunnel to make it much easier).

Nice route with a bit of everything. Face climbing, opposition, finger and hand jams. Tried the heal over heads move, I don't know if I want to do that on lead...

I had to follow this one yesterday after failing numerous times trying to pull across the traverse. After watching Steve the T do the lead, I saw the error of my ways: your right foot better be as far out and behind you as possible to press you against the wall as you reach for the hold. How a short climber pulls this off, I'd much like to watch.

i'm short of 5'5" w/ minus 1 index. I couldn't do it by stemming above roof. I had to clip the bolt (by stemming), down climbed, and jungle gym the roof.

I thought the bolt was for another climb because there is another bolt above. but since I didn't want to do the roof without having gear above me, I clipped the bolt and unclipped the rope after pulling the roof move to minimize drag. and i hung at the roof before pulling (and above at the crack split). power climb is not my strength. i found this climb harder than "Prepackaged" at the same rating.

Climbed this yesterday and found a #2 camalot worked well at the roof corner with 2' webbing for rope drag(#3 would also be fine). No need for the bolt. Campus to the corner, heel hook left and pull for the arete. Good holds here. Fine if you're taller, but my wife who's 5'5", couldn't reach the arete hold and had to campus left around the corner using a lower side pull facing right, as shown in one of the photos. Easier if you're taller clearly. But fun either way. The rest of the route is a blast as well. Rap from webbing nest 10' to climber's left.

Although length listed as 60', mid point of my 60m rope passed the belayer as I topped out, so more like 100'.