A stellar route with amazing features, great gear, and tons of surprise holds and placements which seem to appear just at the right time.  One of the best 5.10s on Mount Lemmon.  It is well worth the approach to the wall for this climb alone.  

  Climb right facing flakes to a stance under a bolt. Continue up steeper climbing including a short power lieback (large camalot) to thin 'shark gill' like cracks. Exit the crack system and follow the weakness up and slightly left to a ledge with 1/4" button head.  Step right to two bolts and belay.  Traverse off to right (west) and around exposed corner (easy 5th) to get to slab and walk off to summit. 

  The FA was done ground up and hand drilling on lead.

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"Coke"

Czech It

Utilizing the same start as Coke, climb great moves up right side of roof and step right to a good stance and a bolt.  Continue up past an additional bolt to chickenheads that yield enough gear for protection.  Originally rated 5.9X, the FA did the route no fixed hardware and added the bolts on the second ascent.

Climb up to the roof feature on the left side of the west face.  Turn the roof on the left side and continue to fixed pin.  Step left and pull very spicy moves over a bulge.  Continue up chickenheads to the ledge.

An oddity relative to the standard Windy Point Rock. Extremely steep NE & NW walls hold enough face relief and incipient cracks to hold primarily clean gear. The W face has a checkerboard array of chickenheads and is home to the only moderates.

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