Followed this back in October 2021, today I lead this as my first ever trad lead. Took ages to find the right placements, but I made it up there cleanly. Still a nice climb.
Very nice route, technicalbalancycrux moves, above that I had to do a little bit of a dynamic move to a good hold. Very well protected for Joshua Tree. Would definetly recommend this route.
Very nice route, first try in toprope, then lead but first quickdraw clipped (since I wasn't sure to stick the moves before fist bolt), then third try I sent it (also with first quickdraw clipped) nicetechnical moves that require some endurance.
Too hard for warming up and while putting the quickdraws, but on my next attempt, I climbed in the sun and it was much warmer than two days ago, making the route much easier for me.
Good climbing, but the rock is still crumbling off in some places. A foothold came off in my second try, so I needed to change my beta (I think it became slightly harder) for a third go.
Very nice sport route, not super hard. Some friends and nuts for the top are helpful. I climbed it with the first quick draw already clipped, because I wasn't so sure if I could clip from the first good hold.
Excellent finger crack with great gear. Looking back it might be on the softer side of 10a at Jtree (compared with say Taxman, in my opinion). It made a great first 5.10 lead at Jtree. I toproped this twice and then led it.
my first lead with pro.... i recommend doing others as a first, but its an awesome and easy little climb... i got lost and went off route, so got a little epic, but all good.
