Air Jordan 

It actually starts on both the underclings

From all of the people that I have seen climb this problem, you can start it as I described. There is a harder version called Going to the Airport, that goes from both underclings up to the crimp, and then directly to the upper sloper without a match (V7). The Air Jordan beta is from many people I have talked with, however if you put up the problem and did it off both underclings then I stand corrected; but since you failed to provide a name, who can tell.

Both starts are good (either both underclings or the left undercling and the right little crimp). About the same in difficulty, just depends on your strengths. Both go regularly.

Jay

From what I've done and heard, short folk like myself start off on both underclings and taller climbers use and undercling and the crimp.

So...after you hit the rail from the two underclings, you are allowed to traverse left a little? I was jumping for the sloper from the rail directly above the start, and it seemed a little far but doable. Haven't been there with a local to clarify. In the picture with the line markings, it seems you can move left a bit, since there are three lines drawn on the rail...you never know with these Morrison problems.

Yo cstorms,

You start with your left on the bigger undercling and your right on the crimp, throw right to the rail, left hand on the farthest left crimp (don't grab the juggy part to the left), bump your right hand over one hold to the left on the rail, then throw left to the sloper, hit the other sloper right, then lunge for the jug at the top... ONE OF THE BEST PROBLEMS HERE... Like Nate said, there is a route called Going to the Airport (V7) that starts on both underclings, right to the rail, don't match and throw to the sloper off the undercling, then finish Air Jordan. There is also a fun contrived variation called 'Magic Johnson'.

There are two holds along the lip you can go for..The "in" hold is totally sloping, and about 8" right of another slightly "peaked" shaped hold, which also has a tiny seam about 3" above the lip. The peaked hold is a lot easier to grab when Going to the Airport, and you can still reach the finish hold static.

My son and I were up there on Sat. and I was able to go up with the left hand off of the underclings, and up to the arete with the right hand. I was forced to match on the "bad" sloper, but it was a fun way to add a little to a sweet little problem. Annette had further beta regarding her "pointless" problem which can also be worked into this line.

Thanks for the beta guys.