Sitting in Limbo 

Well it's all downhill from here.... I finally sent this thing yesterday!

It's an outstanding route. The rock is immaculate and the climbing is very interesting. To say it is technical, is an understatement. I did about 50 moves to get to the 4th bolt which is only about 30 feet up! Remembering it all is a great challenge. Furthermore, it is one of the more sustained routes I've done in the canyon; the redpoint is in doubt until you clip the last bolt. My only complaint is that it is hell on your fingertips!

Polish your footwork, train you mono strength, then give this a run.

Sitting in Limbo is one awesome technical route. I remember it being certainly one of the most intricate routes I have ever done. As Mike said, it is not over till you clip the anchors. The story of my send was pretty funny. After two days and four or five tries, I finally pulled through the heinous mono-crux, only to find I should of worked the top a little better. As I cranked the upper 5.11 layback moves I was so pumped and afraid of falling (because I'd have to repeat the tweaky bottom again) I started shaking violently. Somehow I held on and pulled through, primarily from the motivation of not having to repeat the bottom section! Great route. I highly recommend it for any climber that is up to the grade! Personally, I didn't think the grade could be harder than 13b.