Mushroom People 

The 'R' comes from the potential ground fall right off the deck. Although you can get one piece in right away, your next one doesn't come for long enough to be worrisome if you're new to the 5.10 grade. That said, the climb, while long, is not that sustained- in the .8/.9 range for most of it, with the start being low .10 and the crux itself being one move of .10, maybe .10+.

This is the first .10+ in RR that i've done that i would say isn't classic- but even saying that, it's still pretty good!

beautifull bullet hard varnish. definately a one move wonder. might be a little heady if your not comfy at this grade.

holy cow. with the posted photos of this route, i think i could wire the crux sitting at my computer!

taking beta to the next level!

Good route and a nice line. Funky little crux is a cool move. A med stopper protects the business section.

So good! Protects really well too, there's a blue alien down low for the first mantely move and bomber nuts and micros at the crux. Forget about trying to blindly fidget something in at the crux...
You gotta love the complete absence of friction on the face and the squeaky sound of the rubber on that varnish!

a nice line that i just wanted to climb when i saw it. i'm only 5'8" and thought it was no harder than hard 10. was also pretty comfortable with the gear i had. cool moves at the crux, definitely worth doing.

I am short, had to dino to the lip.

For this reason, 4 stars, coolest move I have done on a route under 5.12

Felt harder than 10D, but my partner who is 5.8 thought it was easier.

Not an R. Great Gear the whole way.

The crux is height dependent, but my friend that's 5'0" could get a foot high enough to static the move with a little more work. Fantastic route.

10d for me at 5'8"; it all protects very well.

A few things: C3's or TCU's make this a safe lead. This is definitely hard no matter how tall you are really but is very well protected. My girlfriend onsighted it the "creeper" way by creeping up through the crux and then finally busted a slightly dynamic move to reach the ledge. I, on the other hand, had to burl dog my way through all the crimping bullshit and felt it was spot on for the grade.

Fun route. Totally worth doing when its really cold out. My friend that's 5.9 did it with no problem. You don't need to be 5'10 with long arms to get the crux static. I'm about 5'6 and was about an inch from getting the right crimp static. I did find a mono right above the crux where everyone seems to do a layback/sidepull and then dyno for the jug straight up. It's easy breezy afterwards

Awesome route, great day. Like others have said, the start is very well protected w/ modern gear (c3's, tcu's). A great lead for the beginning 10+ climber as the crux protects very well w/ gear and everything else is 5.8/9 climbing. Get on it!