Ascents as Onsight as sport by Steve Foy

No super obvious crux, important pockets and underclings, gets pumpy. Awesome!

Good red river gorge overhanging pump fest. I wouldn't say this was 10c though, book lists it I think more correctly as 10a. Anywho, I went into this climb not looking to onsight, but it just went so smoothly and with good technique that I was able to take advantage of good form and breathing control.

Hardest part of this route and Moonbeam was trying to find what you wanted to use, as the holds were really hard to see due to the bulgy nature of the rock and the plethora of pockets. Breathing and focus was really good throughout the two routes.

Fun, very small and crimpy, pretty damn sharp too!

Juggy, a little balancy for a 5.7. Pretty good warmup to the trip.

Meh, reminded me of a juggy sport route more than anything else. Not the coolest route of the day, I much preferred the earlier trad lines to this type of climbing.

Last climb of the day, really took it out of me. Especially the off-width crack section near the top.

Great route! Massive anchor bolt hangers, although they could use a screw link to lower rope friction when pulling it back through post rappell.

Really weird, long route. It starts with stemming in this really narrow hallway, and then wanders all over the main face. Cool though.

Really cool crack system that you shimmy up