This is the one right next to Toe Jam. It's basically a thin hands boulder
problem, followed by a super easy slab, then one 5.9 slab move, then the
second half of Toe Jam. The crux is the thin hands crack at the beginning,
although the final slab move is a small psychological crux, because it's a bit
run-out, and it took me a minute to figure out what I wanted to do. I don't
understand the bolting on this one at all. There are two bolts in a row, close
together, on the EASIEST part of the climb. Then at the 5.9 slab move, there's
no pro and the last bolt is below you, even though the stance you're starting
on is good. (In other words, even if it was bolted on lead, I don't know why
someone wouldn't have placed one bolt higer up, rather than the two bolts
lower down.) Peter struggled a lot with the first crux, but eventually got up
it via a very tricky bouldery sequence. He also fell once at the slab crux.