Johnny Cat 

This is another one to jump on if you have big fingers. For me this is THE dream finger crack, and one of the funnest routes I've ever done. Probably 10+ or 11- if you get locks all the way to the anchors.

... if your fingers ARE the right size. If not, then this route epitomizes frustration, for the crux has no feet whatsoever and it's well nigh impossible to lie-back the crack. Or maybe I'm just being pessimistic. I did, however, lose a lot of skin on this line, so you'll pardon my attitude.

Next time...

yeah, for smaller-fingered folks, this is one of the toughest sizes to master. For me, the crux of this climb is much harder and less secure than many .12s such as Swedin Ringle or even Slice'n'Dice.

managed to hangdog and leapfrog cams while doing the moves on this one. the jams were tight as hell for me! Definitely fun for the large handed.

Wished I had a couple of stoppers for the lower bands leading to the crack. A fall from the rounded smooth holds would be ugly as I nearly found out. My fingers were a tad too small for the final 10 feet to the anchors but cams make good hand holds.

+1 to 1Eric Rhicard. Sounds like we both used the same beta.

great route! was glad to just happen to have a set of stoppers for the start (sometimes sandy). Relativity easy climbing, but the fall would be ugly. the rest of the climb is great, and fairly tame until the feet disappear for 10ft before the anchors. For those lacking sausage fingers, learn how to stack fingers and gun to the anchors. big clean falls on solid gear, love the creek.