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I crumbled a foothold and almost hit the deck right before the second bolt. It (the foothold) is still there, but if it breaks while you're pulling slack to clip you will probably deck. This is quite the route. Very thin but still there. I previewed the gear and toproped this before leading it; onsighting the top section would be exciting and possibly dangerous if you have less than superior nutting skills. 3.5 to 4 stars out of 5 in my book.

This is a pretty cool route, bring your stiffest shoes. Tricky sequences on ultra thin yet fairly positive/sharp holds through the bolts, then some uber-funk getting established in the first crack portion. Slightly runout in the upper half, you'll get good gear (small stoppers) about a body length above the last bolt, then it's a bit run on easier climbing. Small stoppers (#1/#2DMM), yellow tcu, and another cam or nut from tips to .5 camalot should see you through. Good rock, fun and varied climbing, 3/5 stars.

" ...but if it breaks while you're pulling slack to clip you will probably deck..."

This is why I used double ropes. Assuming your belayer is up to speed with the system you can pull slack on one cord to clip while still being properly belayed on the other.

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Kris,remind me to not belay you on anything hard with twins. Your bean couldn't take my incompetency for that is certain.

Susan, The best of all possible worlds is to lead on the doubles with two belayers, one for each cord. The downside is that your beer expenses double...

Double ropes? Us new-wave climbers have trouble enough managing one...