Lion King 

Just to let eveyone know, a few people have broken ankles falling off right side of the flake... they hit the dihedral wrong. Fall AFTER you clip the bolt!!!! Personally, I skip that clip and go to the next bolt.
Sam

I didn't do any deadpoint up there, and I'm short....like really short. It's not a height-dependent move; I think folks are just pumped and desperate.

steep and harder than it looks - way fun

absolutely brilliant, but the sloping foot under the flake is getting a bit slick. enjoy.

great and fun route. the foothold below the flake... well its really slippery and small. do try it!

This just got replaced in Ti. I think its pretty solid 12a these days.

Sam, I assume your referring to the polished feet on the traverse? For me the crux was the last few moves, which probably haven't gotten any harder right?

Awesome varied sustained climbing. I found the crux to be the throw to the last hold near the anchor, when you're good and pumped.

Great climb - it's harder than it looks because of the slight overhang that makes the traverse more tricky and needed more power (ie core strength) than I thought from the ground. It's all there though and not tricky - the top crux didn't feel crux-y to me as I flowed right through to the clipping hold at the top - they are bigger than they seem from below. The clipping hold is big and quite comfortable.

I convinced my wife to try it on top rope and without the upper body and core strength she couldn't do it without me hauling her up - it is a much stronger route than it looks.

Did this in Oct '11, very fun route but I suspect the difficulty depends on a climber's strengths. The traverse is powerful and there is a technical finish waiting at the top, so there is a little something for everyone here.