Man With a Hueco in His Tights 

This route is classic, as Ladd said there are options at the bottom, and I choose to leave my hands out of the two obvious Heuco's, however they make great foot holds. At the top it is possible and fun to knee bar before clipping the anchors.

i found this route to be way easier after learning to handjam... i hate laybacks with a passion...

Just to get a better idea about this route how many bolts are there?

its like 4-5 bolts...

Here is a video link of Mike Thompson warming up on Loose and Baggy 5.8+ then flashing Man with the Hueco in His tights 5.11b...

An awesome short route! Gets easier as you go, so don't stop cranking! The start is very powerful and bouldery, with a few options. The clips arent too hard if you find some good heel hooks and or knee bars.

The presence of the block makes this otherwise excellent route a bit contrived. The entire crux basically amounts to a sit start to the real route, since you can stem or step onto the block at any point. The whole thing is fun, but it's weird having to call a part of it 'off'.

who would back step onto the boulder? your 10d rating is off route. if you're going to do that then just start from there and do the 5.8 flake and come back when you can climb harder.

I think this route might actually feel more like 10d, especially when you know the moves... there is no way in hell it is as hard as Flyin Hawaiin. Stick clipping the second bolt, which is not a bad idea with that rock below you, makes it considerably easier.

10d/11a. It feels to me about the same difficuly as Student Loan and Clusterphobia

Start on the ground and not the raised block; it adds two interesting moves to the climb and raises the overall quality.
I second Mark's grade suggestion; just a tiny bit harder than Clusterphobia.

For us who are challenged by stick clipping - especially when not using a stick but leaning out over the "abyss" - it would be nice to fix the damn spinning hanger.

Eric, Now that I have this route dialed the stick clipping IS the crux ;). if you stand up on the block and clip from there it isn't too bad. ask your son, he'll teach you how to stick clip .11+

Awesome route! The new guidebook calls it 11a. I would agree, especially if you know how to handjam.

Hand jam? Cool Beta but I think the crux is before any place one can possibly hand jam. But all is well if you liked the route and had a good time on it.

This would be a fantastic short route, but the first big flake creaked when I pulled on it, which I found thoroughly disconcerting. Definitely harder than Clusterphobia in my opinion, but not two letter grades.

Sent this in 2 tries this weekend - 1 follow, 1 lead. No hand-jamming necessary for me. Very fun climbing, whatever the grade is.

"no hand jams necessary" makes it sound like it's something to avoid when you can :P
thats like saying, didnt need the kneebars or something... i will climb 10' off route to find a hand jam or a kneebar even if its a warm up haha...
all jokes aside, Nice Job!!!!!