Double Tap

Double Tap takes the center line up the wall through a variety of crescent side pulls and underclings (5.12) leading to a horizontal break. Here, you get a good, but not great, rest before launching into the fiercely crimpy crux (~V7). Survive up through bolt 7, and consider the send in the bag! Enjoy a near no-hands rest and continue up a few more body lengths of fun and engaging 11- to the anchor. The rock in this section isn't as clean as the goods down below, but everything is solid, albeit a bit dirty. I beat the crap out of the suspect crimp flake leading to the lip while cleaning up the route, and the rock is surprisingly bomber given its appearance.

Speaking to the climbing, it's on you from the moment you leave the ledge, offering interesting and technical movement through very few downpulling holdings. The crux provides a combination of big, fat underclings and small, not-so-positive crimps with not much in the way of foot holds. It is definitely a bit cryptic in nature, but there are options! 

It ascends the center of the wall. Access the first bolt by climbing up the ledge on the right side and walking over left to the start of the route. The route goes into the shade around 2:00/3:00.

8 bolts with a highly recommended pre-clip of the first two bolts (stick clip or sling).