Chile Toreado

This is a bouldery route with a v6 crux problem with some small holds and big moves, bookended by a V3 starting sequence, and ending with an endurance sequence through steep terrain but generous holds. 

A harder variation (open project for the taking) climbs through the crux V6 boulder problem for Chile Toreado, then traverses hard left under a roof using lots of small crimps to a powerful setup at the arete for a huge move to a good mail-slot pocket high up on the face. has a fixed draw installed on the arete especially for this variation. Probably a number grade harder than CT. Good luck! 

Shares the start with Fuzzy Dice, its first 3 bolts, and optionally clip the 4th bolt (second fixed draw) where you will part ways with Fuzzy Dice by moving up and right, instead of continuing on FD which traverse up and left. After the huge reach up and right into a jug rail for the start of Chile Toreado, clip the first fixed draw for CT, (or, if you clipped the 4th draw of FD, Z-clip the first fixed draw for Chile Toreado and then back-clean the last draw from FD). 

9 bolts total, 3 shared with Fuzzy Dice. First two bolts can be stick clipped, then all fixed draws to the anchor.