I would guess that establishing this route involved a lot of trundling, but the end result is excellent: A high quality route with several distinct cruxes. After a burly start on poor feet cop a no-hands rest (if your leg is the right length), continue up through the low roof and establish above, trying to recover before a second crux moving off a pair of vertical slots to an undercling. Then a few more hard moves. Above this it's just a matter of staying calm during a run from the last bolt up sharp rock to the anchor.

9 bolts. Kneepad on the left is nice (I put it to use three times - two of which were hands-free).