Flying Machines 

Yes_I was looking forward to the "technical crux" and my groping hands fell into some very unlikely and very large jugs, just where they are most convenient.... fun climbing at (now) an even standard (about 5.11a), but I kinda miss the chance to work out whatever the original moves were like.

I agree with the last comment, it would be nice to see what this route was like a couple years ago. An enjoyable "comfortized" route, with nice jugs the whole way. The bottom may be more of a dyno-like sequence for shorter people, but from here haul away. Perhaps the grade is a little much, as stated before. But a good bit of fun.

Can we stop adding manufactured routes to the site? Publicity equals legitimacy.

Come on, Jon, get it together. The manufactured routes at Sport Park are an abomination, and Peter is just pointing that out.

Why don't you raz the first ascentionist for creating routes in the Boulder area that are SHAMEFUL!!!

Wow. Three star of the day? Wow.

This was the most chiseled and gouged out piece of shit at the sport pile.

Wow I meant Bomb, big time.

A fun, overhanging jug haul; reminiscent of a gym route. Some dynos may be required, but the holds you're shooting for are really good. Keep moving and get to the top before the pump sets in.

Hard to rate this problem. It feels like a chopped gym route. If you can stick the top dyno it's really pretty easy, but you've got to hit aim well. All in all it's quite a bit of fun, but no way 12 climbing.