The Y Crack 

I thought this climb was really fun. Jumped on it after getting annoyed waiting for Whodunit. Reminded me a little of Illusion Dweller.
As opposed to the guy in the picture, I took the left start.

Maybe I should post the full resolution image. "The guy" in the photo is a very attractive woman on a very attractive rock. I usually downsize photos of people I don't know though.

We took the left line too. Once I saw these two on the right line it made me want to go back to try it that way.

Climbed Y crack this weekend and though it was burly. It was baking in the afternoon June sun and I was greasing all over this thing. The Left start has great steep straight in jamming and the upper part is tough! It overhangs maybe 10 feet, super steep!

I think the right start is significantly harder (and longer) than the left.

Climbed on 7/21/2011. Awesome climb. Took the right crack. I found no need for small stoppers as mentioned (maybe I wasn't looking hard enough). Climbed with a double rack. Would recommend three #1 C4's if you are leading at your grade. Substantially eases after the crux. Rappelled with a 70 to the base.

Just did this route on Jared's recommendation, great climb! I did the right-hand start; but I found a lower crack to be a great approach. Just below the right-hand start there is a right-leaning flared hand crack that adds quite a bit of flavor to the climb. Here's a link to a picture showing the crack: www.sierraphotography.com/tahquitz/images/img0353b.jpg

Really good jamming. Doesn't over hang that much, at least I didn't notice it, and the lean isn't too awkward.

Make sure you bring extra cord and rap rings just in case as the top doesn't have rap anchors– just two bolts with a sliding x crusty cord and rap ring. Back it up.