Fallout 

This is a great pitch that rivals other classic 5.9's at Vedauwoo.

The direct start (5.10) is really nice and protects just fine (don't understand the comments that it doesn't. . .). This is a wonderful climb; mixed up, enjoyable moves. A great moderate "sampler" for the 'Woo (whichever start you choose). Two pieces to protect 5-6" is helpful and comforting (cams or bros).Continue up one of the face climbs for a nice finish.And don't worry 'bout the little R before the bolt - it'll make you think twice, but the moves/holds are very solid and really quite easy (5.8ish).

In retrospect, I s'pose that my comment regarding the protectability of the direct start was a bit misleading. Since beginning the pitch in the chimney on the left offers no options for pro at all, it would be more accurate to say that the direct start actually protects MORE easily.

I got to climb this pitch with Vedauwoo legend Craig Luebben during a clinic he was running down here. This is a favorite of his that he feels doesn't get enough traffic. It has a little of everything, a face climb start, good hand and finger cracks, foot jams, hand jams, off width and a chimney if you are so inclined.

This is a strenuous 5.9, but a great training route on top rope, with some great problem solving.

Good all-around technique climb. Doubles of #2 - #4 Camalot would have been nice. You could take a #6 or a Bigbro to protect before/after the bolt if you wanted to sew it up. Surprisingly, the polished water groove has more friction than one would think.

My 60m rope barely made it back to the ground. Tie knots.

I think this route is really underappreciated. I've always done the direct start as it seemed like the most logical line. In fact I didn't know it wasn't the original start until I looked closely at Rob Kelman's newest book. Either way, it's at the stout end of Vedaowoo 5.9. A good bit harder than Finally, similar to Fantasia but better quality.