The Whole Enchilada

This route will get three stars after I have determined that it is safe, solid and finally free of choss.

Every attempt at sending this route over the years has ended with me breaking off holds and dangerous sized chunks of choss that have resulted in myself and my belayer being injured. I should probably stay off it all together...but the route happens to be really tasty and appealing in its own weird way.

With that said, it might be argued that I tore off the last chunk of choss in the summer of 2015, but I wouldn't recommend climbing the route without a helmet. The route is actually very good with lots of technical moves and a jug haul during the last two bolts. Be prepared for a couple of run outs.

Named after the lacerations and mental trauma this thing has given me, future generations of climbers will enjoy it once it cleans up.

First route on the right hand side of the wall. This is the tallest route at The Delicacy Wall and is not included in Cronin's guidebook.

Bring a dozen draws. Cold shut anchors.