La Chaim 

I though the hardest move was a mantle/slab move (more mentally challenging than technical) at the end of the first pitch with about twenty-five feet of run-out below you. Serious fall potential on this one. The finger crack on the second pitch is excellent.

I actually protected the second pitch without using a single RP or tiny stopper. Let's see - red TCU, red & yellow Alien, .75 Camalot, yellow 2 Camalot... and #00 flex Friend, with a couple of good and relatively large stopper placements.

[This] is a nice route! We followed Rossiter's topo, which tells you to follow a white dike on p1. This is a good way to find this route although I zig-zagged along the dike trying to find pro and the easiest line. I ended up going 6' right of the small tree, there is a nice flake below and right of this tree that can be used for pro (although the flake may be expanding). On the second pitch, we started up and right, then moved back left to find the good cracks. We had to switch cracks twice as one petered out to find good pro. This climb would definitely be 3 stars if it was longer.

Heck, I might give this route 3 stars "as is". Also, we did not place any RPs on the route. Stoppers and cams are what you need, the biggest thing we used was about #2 Camalot sized.

It's possible to climb La Chaim in a single pitch with some moderate scrambling. We climbing up to the ledge with the tree and belayed from there. From the ledge, climb straight up, clipping the first three bolts on Salud (fun climbing over the small overhand). At the third bolt, break right, climb through some broken looking rock (solid), and aim for the finger crack. Follow the crack to the ledge and walk off. The crack is a lot of fun and well worth doing.

A fun combination links up any first pitch of Enema Syringe with the second pitch of La Chaim. Concoct your first pitch and belay at the foot of the dihedral as usual. Then step wildly around left - it looks like it's going to get hard, but always sneaks you a bucket just in time - and angle up and left to ease into the pretty crack that's the second pitch of La Chaim. Enjoy.

Towards the top of the finger crack, you can jump over to the left to an even larger crack.

Each pitch is 35m, so you can combine both with a 70M. This climb has some fun runout climbing on P1 and a sweet finger crack on P2.

Sweet climb, kinda run-out in spots but good climbing! The second pitch is the best, superb finger crack! 3 stars but definitely could've been longer!

Real nice climb. Quite runout in spots but manageable. The moves into the final crack on the first pitch really got my attention. Kind of a funky mantle waaay above your last piece of gear.