Fuzzy Undercling 

I could not get the start of this..above my head, but I will be back for a rematch!!

Ultra...classic...

I had heard the route got it's name because there was a bat in an undercling during the first ascent.

The first move off the ground (no stacked rocks) was at least as hard as any of the moves of the 3 5.12's to the left.

There is a toe out to the right you can hook to solve that start- see if it doesn't feel easier that way. I've done it in flip-flops and hiking boots, but those other routes to the left I always found difficult.

Apparently there used to be a tree stump near by that you could stand on to skip the very polished and slopey starting holds.

V-hard boulder crux off the ground to a 5.9 jughaul with a double knee bar no hands rest in the middle. Not sure why this is such a 'must do' route with such inconsistency. Fun for sure and worth getting on, but its no 5 star classic.

I agree with Phill; IMHO, this route is over hyped. I thought Air Ride Equipped and Whipstocking are both better as climbs of approx the same grade.
Stick clip the first bolt as the slick, starting footholds tend to be covered with a coating of sand and dust, due to the route's popularity.
Update: I thought the right flake one could use to clip the sixth bolt from is now a bit loose/weak. One could as easily clip using the left jug just a foot or so over.

^ +1

start move was harder than any move on any of the twelves I have tried at the red

I'll just throw my 2-cents at this route: I'm tall, 6'3", but found that my comfortable start holds were past the "V-hard" boulder move that a few other people have mentioned. Though the crux was still there around the second bolt. I vaguely remember something about a 2 finger pocket and a hard match before the clip. Enjoyable route and the easier than I thought it would be.