Jawa Jam 

Very exciting for a 5.9 with killer exposure and a steep section that's a blast followed by a strange but fun corner ending. About as good as this grade gets in RC.

Really enjoyed this one. The cruxes are quick and there are plenty of rests. The upper part looks intimidating but there are lots of good jugs/rails. So if you are just below the roofs and they are overwhelming you...just go for it and you will be pleasantly surprised.

• **Keep an eye on the end of your rope when lowering!

Amazing climb! Coming out from the corner onto the exposed face is nerve-wracking move. I left a draw up there and went to get it 2 days later but it was gone. Has anyone grabbed a Cypher draw recently?

A long fun climb start to finish. Well protected route on quality, textured limestone. Worth the hike by itself. Other great routes in the area make this area a fine climbing area.

Climbed this on Saturday right before the storm rolled in. The really small but critical left foothold when going through the roof at the last bolt broke when I stepped on it. Guess I need to shed a few pounds.

Super fun route. I would recommend using a 70m rope, but if you really want to do it with a 60m rope, I can testify that it is doable. Just make sure you tie a not in the end of your rope. To get the climber all the way down, he will have to clean his draws on the way down so that the rope travels a straight line. That will barely put him on the ground. (also, that exposed foothold is still there... maybe just smaller than before)

I climbed this today just before Jon. Lots of fun. Love that exposed move through the roof ledges. That foothold is about 3/4 inch deep and 3 inches long, so pretty small for such an exposed move, which makes it all the more fun! This is my idea of fun rock climbing.

This climb is long! It has a lot of variety with stemming, booking, facing and lunging. Nice work Perin on bolt placements, cleaning and imagining. Clap clap clap!

Incredible! The first 1/3 was fun, but kind of loose/sharp here and there, second 1/3 is super mellow, and the final 1/3 is EPIC! An unforgettable 5.9. My 70m rope had about 6 feet left when I got back to the ground.

Outstanding route! When you come out of the corner at the top moving onto the exposed face this is what makes climbing fun. Make sure to bring plenty of draws cause this route seems to eat them up pretty quick.

I see John Bitter did this with his 60m rope. It looks a lot taller than a few others I've done that really stretched my 60m.

I'm wondering, is it possible to do this in 2 pitches, by going to the first set of anchors for Scum and Villainy, and then to the top? Or, maybe going all the way to the top, then lowering to those anchors, pulling the rope, then lowering the rest of the way? From the topo picture it looks like this is possible, but I'm wondering if anyone has ever done this. I don't want to get in over my head. Maybe I should just bite the bullet and get a 70m already....

Got a 70 m. It was worth it to do these tall climbs at Tatooine!

The first two bolts of this climb are 2-3 feet apart, and some others are pretty close. I wasn't sure about the bolt count (it really is 16 though), so I thought I would have to skimp in order for my 15 to make it. I ended up using 12, plus something for the anchors. I was able to back clean a few draws (since a lot of them were really close), and skip a couple too. This helped reduce what rope drag might be on this climb.

I skipped the first one, back cleaned #2, skipped #8, back cleaned #11 and #13 to reduce drag. Even with the couple skipped bolts I felt very well protected up the whole climb.

Kudos to this entire area, the developers, and the trail groomers: great, fun routes, with killer exposure!

I had a bit of a hard time finding the start of the route, so I added a photo that shows the whole line from the bottom.

The best 5.9 in the canyon, I don't think I stopped smiling.