Tales From the Grypt 

A really nice climb. The start was difficult as I am 5'5". Jason could clip the 1st bolt from the ground. A stick clip might have been nice to clip the 2nd bolt. The upper section of the climb is not as hard as the lower section.

Steep, bouldery, sustained, and crazy fun until about the fifth bolt, where it becomes 5.9 face for the last 45 feet. Still, the incredible lower section is worth the slog to the anchors.

At 5'7" I could clip the first bolt from the ground and pull off (to my amazement) the bouldery start. I used the pocket high of the 2nd bolt to clip from which must have been the ticket. Large pockets, steep rock (not in that order) makes for some great climbing.

Personally I enjoyed the vertical upper section. One persons "slog" anothers "Thank God!". Face it if the route continued to bulge out at the same rate at the lower half we'd have to get a film crew and Sharma out to on-site it.

I think it goes 9 bolts to shut anchors. The lower section is somewhat difficult to clean yourself so encourage your belayer to give it a shot!

"if the route continued to bulge out at the same rate at the lower half..." Jacks might have a genuinely world-class, classic route. A man can dream...

Alright, so the upper section isn't really a slog, it's nice to get the air under your feet and more mileage than most routes at Jacks. But after the start it does feel a bit inconsequential.

"If the route cont......A man can dream...." Amen to that.
BTW, I don't think this route (or any at Jacks for that matter) is anywhere near 85'.