Just left of Rainy Day 12a, is a super steep corner. Hard bouldering to get into it and a few thin moves to get the top jug. A good tick for boulderers who want to put on a rope.
I was just on this route today. Thought it was 12a or something, but boy, straight off the ground I got a surprise... couldn't make any of the clips on it, due to pump factor and it just takes insane strength, but equipped with a bouldering pad, making the first clip at the first good jug makes the route significantly easier... if you have the time to get over... bring the pads and bring the biceps. The crux sequence was significantly easier for me (I have a 6'4" span and am only 6'1", I know freakish) hence the downgrade but I'm sure it would be much harder for shorter, stouter climbers. So, defintely high-dependent, I got through the crux in a half-hour of bouldering it and plan to go send tomorrow... I've never done anything harder than Ten Digit before (consensus 12c) and so it seems improbable for the grade... but give it go... especially during the summers laced with afternoon thunderstorms... escape the heat the rain and get a pump.
Peter Beal knows better than I. I tried it bouldering/soloing it with a friend today and came up short... definitely legit... sorry about the prior remarks.
I'd be impressed (for what it's worth) by a ground-up bouldered-out ascent of this route. It seems that just as the crux hits, the landing slopes away drastically, and then comes the last funky crux. And good luck with the down climb (maybe off to the left?).
This is a great bolted aid route, haha there are so many bolts. It sure lived up to the grade by saying this I mean that I couldn't figure out the starting moves, although I figured out the rest of the route, beta please? I would appreciate it!