This is my first real crack climb even though it kind of almost maybe looks like I'm leading it. Booya. Double Jeopardy is a single pitch 5.10 hand crack. The crux for most people is actually at the very bottom of the climb where you have to pull yourself onto this giant shelf (you can see it in the background). For me, however, the crux was a basic hand crack that makes up about half the route. My technique has gotten a lot better but man, that first crack is tough. The photo is taken by Tom who's belaying me from the anchor.

I am not quite half-way up the route Cool Breeze and am just getting past the 30 foot perfect hands section and going into the overhanging fists and offwidth. After that section it goes into a pumpy, overhanging, hard to protect flake. After that there are some huecos and then the anchor.

This is where the 5.9 perfect hands section end and the 5.11 overhanging fists and offwidth begin. The route is only a "Cool Breeze" for about 30 feet of the 80 total feet. Fun climb, I highly reccommend it.

My friend leading the route. He is currently at the crux of the route.

My friend about 20 feet from the top de-pumping from the overhanging crack on a large ledge.

At the anchor finally. It is the best climb and Liberty Cap and it's one of those climbs where you breathe out hard when you get to the top.

This is Irish Pride. Personally, I found the hike up to the route harder than the actual route. The route is kind of scary on lead. I doubt whomever bolted the route even looked at the route before they bolted it. It feel kind of runoutish between bolts after the first two.

My friend Jew-lian leading Irish pride with his sweat little biking helmet. The picture was taken right before be bailed of the route and made me lead it, which I didn't mind because it was a really cool route. There are some scary hand-foot matches five feet above the last bolt kind of action on the route. I hope you have two big friends to bring with you on the route if you know what I mean.