Dihedrus 

No need for the extra gear, this is a gorgous stem problem! Just use your feet instead of your arms and this is one sweet climb.

Why did anyone bolt a crack? Looks like there is great placements for gear.

A luxury climb - you will like it. I agree with the Old Fart: no need for the gear, unless you're practicing placements. It's super safe with the bolts that are there. Leave your scruples behind about bolted cracks and climb this one - I did, and got the best climb of my day out of it.

Weird move just below the anchors but a very solid and fun route

For posterity . . .so we all swallow our pride (ethics) sometimes. I guess these days Shelf is the perfect place to do just that. That being said, this climb was fun. The motion was constant and moves pretty consistent. Not sure if there was a single spot of 10b but I'll leave that for you all to decide. Only one pure stemming move with the feet so never really tiring as there was always a good rest at least a move away. A pretty aesthetic route for this section of Shelf Road. That's it.

This is a great climb on Cactus Cliff, recommend to anyone at Shelf Road.

Sick route, some of the coolest stemming moves I've done out at Shelf. Definitely a must do when out at Cactus.

Definitely one of the best routes I did at Shelf. Didn't feel like .10 at all! The last move to the anchors was a little confusing but there is a bomber hold off left that you just have to look for.

One fine sport climb.

Another one that's as good as advertised. Good crack holds when the face holds disappear; good face holds when the crack holds disappear. Technical feet and great movement the whole way. This was the only climb I can think of where my legs were more tired than my hands/forearms at the end.