Sustained route, some long reaches. No real distinct crux. Move left after the last bolt onto great pinches, then finish out with a pumpy/stemming anchor clip. Use caution when clipping the anchors as the fall does not look very forgiving. 

    After putting up a TR on this route (in the cleaning process) the first ascentionists were approached by a hiker. He asked what they were up to, and they replied "climbing".  He looked at the ropes and harnesses, shrugged and said something to the effect of "thats nothing, a few years back I freehanded that". Thus it came to be known as Freehander.

Freehander

A.D.I.D.A.S.

Catfished

Wehrmacht Stable

Everything Zen

Golden Shower of Hits

Randalls One Trick Pony

Lather Boy

Trophy Husbands

Yeti Traverse

Let Your Pimpness Shine

Fairly sustained 5.8/9 to a crux before the anchors. Staying left of the bolts is easier and going right is a little harder.

Starts off with a difficult move to the first bolt.  Fun climbing up to the last bolt with a powerful move to the anchors.  Neat climb.

The crux is at the 2nd bolt with good holds. The upper section is easy with good stone. It's a new section of the wall so please help brush.

After reaching the first bolt, the climbing is thin and sustained until the end. The thin holds make this a slow pumpy lead.

Climb up to big pocket then to the right on crimps. Crux comes as you move your way out of the vertical terrain, and onto the slab.

Really cool moves, awesome lie back on a protruding flake halfway up. Sweet route. At the top you can stay on face and make it 5.10 or move to the right for a slightly easier finish on the top slab.

The start moves up through a unique horn/jug, to a crux at the first bolt. The moves afterward become easier, but due to the bulgy nature of the route it actually becomes pumpy. The routes crux comes at the top and includes surmounting a slopey bulge, and a low angle undercling in a large hueco. Cool route, well bolted.

Good holds separated by thin powerful moves. The route culminates with a thin slab top-out after a rest in  a large hueco.

Not a bad route at all, fun traverse, good feet.  A little run out.   

  Here is the Beta   1. Clip first Bolt on Free Hander   2. Clip first Bolt on Everything Zen    3. Clip Second bolt on A.D.I.D.A.S (I think)    4. Clip 3rd bolt on A.D.I.D.A.S (take off second bolt to prevent drag or run it out to here.    5. Clip 4th bolt on A.D.I.D.A.S (Stay Right on crimps)   6. Clip bolt across on 'let your pimpness shine'    7. Clip last bolt on lather boy, finish off on crux of lather boy.   

  I thought the route was fun, it did not feel like a lot of drag either, fall may hurt...  The crux is between #6,#7 of the description.     

Excellent route, with fun flowing moves. There is a crux low just past the first bolt, and one high just after the last bolt. Clipping the anchors can be a tad pumpy as well.

This is an clean wall with many beginner to intermediate routes, excellent flat rock platform at the bottom, and a good long V1 boulder problem that traverses its base. Faces west so it gets sun almost all afternoon.

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