Things As They Are Now 

This is the only 5.12 I've done many times.... The opening moves are so cool and require such delicacy and attention to detail.... I feel like it is worth doing whenever I'm in the area....
If you haven't done it yet...do it today...ok, well it's like 15 degrees out right now so you are off the hook, but do it soon....

Great climb, gotta love the bottom sequence.
Anchors could use replacement.

I was surprised at how delicate and precise the opening moves are considering how dynamic the problem is. The climb is short, but good.

i took a run up this route today and found it still to be fun...it seems like a few holds have broken off, cause i had to change my beta from what ive done before... still felt 5.12a but slightly different...

Yeah when I climbed it last summer there was a slightly loose sidepull that seemed to be facing imminent demise. What it left was the same size, however, and didn't change the difficulty. I just love the opening moves- sequential and delicate.

I finally go through the crux and up one more move I will get this before the summer is out or sooner

tim man great work hope it goes soon, when i back form australia i will be sure to get on this with you

i just got on this for the first time today! wicked fun! i got a little mentaly psyched out so i didnt sent but i got all the moves on it and i think it will go next time out :)

As a boulderer and timid leader new to the grade when I first climbed this, I osighted on TR and loved the climb. I came back the next day pumped to lead it. I was so excited that I stick clipped the first bolt, tied in and flashed to the anchors!

When I yelled take, I weighted the rope, and it didn't feel right. I looked down and noticed that I had tied into only my lower tie in point. I learned a valuable lesson without any pain or inverted falls. Don't get so excited for a climb you forget the basics.

I agree with all on this, really fun climb and a popular route for boulderers, with a wicked fun start. A good size reach helps too.

thanks for the story.... its always good to share your mistakes (we all make em) to help save others from making the same ones...

Amazing climb. Great moves to great rests.

Very fun, good move after good move. I flashed the lunge but it took me several tries just to figure out the beta for the moves after the jug so be prepared because it's not over yet!

Tried and failed this climb today. I felt like it was harder above the deadpoint. I got stuck there trying to move above it.

Interesting- I thought it was about a V4 deadpoint to a 5.10 top out

after the dead point there are still a couple of tough crimper moves leading to jugs... i never celebrate until i hit the first big jug...

Maybe I am just using whack beta after the dead point. I was trying to utilize a high right hand sloper and a high foot on the dead point jug.

I actually had the same problem. Kept getting through the crux no problem but fell a few times going for the jug right before the topout. My foot was on a smear chip that has tons of rubber on it, it kept cutting.