Saved by Zero 

Nick & I met at the First Pullout and as we discussed doing a long route (The Nose), I told him of a crack that I had scoped out. He was game to look at it and after doing so, we went back to the truck and got our gear. Nick led the route, I followed it (barely) and he named it as well - can you guess what size TCU he used to protect the crux of the route? This was the first route done at the Fixx Cliff.

Awesome climb. More overhanging than it looks for the crux.

Single to 2" w/ doubles in 0.5 to 1"

There is an anchor at the top w/ a mussy hook.

This is undoubtedly an awesome climb. But, for what it's worth, it is essentially a face climb with the crack for pro. There are a few good locks and jams though if you're inclined to use them. For the most part Red Rock traditional rock climbs are pretty right on for the grade if not a little stiff despite the widespread rumor that everything in Red Rock is soft. But this one is definitely on the soft side- I don't think this thing can barely tip 5.11-... maybe on a hot day or after you've eaten a pizza and drank a six-pack.