Southpaw 

Nice climb. There are 7 well-spaced bolts from the base to the "bolt above the ledge" in the description, and I only found one more bolt above that point before the top anchors. So take 8 draws and perhaps a little trad gear for the top section. A big cam is comforting to get through the crux move above the ledge, and/or it's easy to sling a rock above this crux. Even though it's a bit runout with only one bolt in the last 30 ft, it's easy going.

Bottom is trickier than it looks. The holds work best if you lean to the R. The crux is moving up to the "blocky overhang". 10a/b.

What an utter disappointment.

10 bolts and 4 cruxes...
1st steep face at bottom
2nd pulling off the ledge @ 4th bolt
3rd clipping 5th bolt (awkward!)
4th physical crux, pulling over overhang @ 8th bolt (these moves alone make the route worth while!)

Sounds like Dave Clark 5.10 may have missed the moves out left... if you stay to the right rather than pull over the overhang, you will miss two bolts and be on crappy rock....

No supplemental gear needed. Just draws....

The two bolts left of the "blocky dihedral" are hard to see, and it is easy to move right to easier terrain and miss them all together.

Not the best route we have ever climbed, but one of the better routes at Rebel Wall. After the hand jam, climb up and over minor over hang, a few harder moves, easily avoidable though. If this route is climbed up and over the minor overhang, my opinion, it's harder than 10a.

By the way, 11 total bolts, crux at 9-10.

Definitely a two, maybe even a 3 crux climb.... The first one is moving towards the third bolt, which isn't so bad, just more commiting than anything.... After the top bolt, commit over the overhang 2 was a bit strange, a number 2 cam can be placed in the crack out left with a runner to protect just above the last bolt giving me ease in making the last transition. I suppose that one could switch across the face back towards body English, but the roof was a fun maneuver.