Thin edges at the start quickly give way to pockets, edges and even a few underclings as you twist and turn your way to the break at the roof. Catch your breath and then head up the pumpy headwall making use of the occasional pocket to recover if needed.

A little scrappy but it's cleaning up and will only get better.

Manufacturer's Defect

Quality Control

Mass Production

Fun Factory

Worker Bee

Six Sigma Certified

Nuts and Bolts

Structural Flaw

Industrial Bliss

Union Man

Made To Order

Assembly Line

Planned Obsolescence

Some Assembly Required

Pockets and edges down low to the roof where you can get a good rest if needed then up the headwall above on a series of opposing layaway moves. Rated a little harder in the guidebook but it seems no harder than the route just to the left.

Shares the same start / first bolt as "Assembly Line" and moves straight up on positive holds to a double ring anchor.

Straight up to the crux between the top bolt and anchors. Simple route with great holds all the way.

Climbs up on natural and manufactured holds up the right facing ramp/crack system. Lots of different fun movements make this climb the best at the quarry for the grade. The crux lies a little bit after the 5th bolt where it joins up with the climb to the right. To clean it top rope the other end up and un-clip as you go.

Anchors are shared with the 5.9 to the right so you can setup a toprope for that climb via this route.

Climbs the steep face using a combination of pockets, sidepulls and edges with a few sucker holds thrown in for good measure. Fairly continuous with a pump crux going from the last bolt to the anchors.

Climbs straight up on positive holds in a variety of directions. Pockets, sidepulls, edges

The 4th bolt is somewhat hidden from view if you're looking up from the bottom.

Good climbing that starts of at Mass Production and begins as a link up that traverse left to Made to Order, where the crux of the climb is at.

A manufactured climb that route developer created into a very high quality climb that I consider the best 5.10 at the crag. Climb goes straight up, passing the very left side of a small roof to all positive holds.  Steepens up at top right before the anchors.

Climb a dirty slab up to the base of the roof, reach up and out to a good pocket in the roof and then power over with no feet until able to get established over the lip. Finish up blocky ledges to reach the anchors.

Bees are active on the lower portion of this climb when it's warm out so be warned!

Definitely a "made-to-order" route: lots of glue identifying the manufactured holds. Mostly juggy and vertical until between the last bolt and the anchors, when the climb turns slabby.

Starts sharing the same first bolt as Quality Control then make moves out left on solid jugs to a left facing flake system.

This route climbs up the area where the brown rock begins to transition to gray rock. A little chossy.

Beginning leaders might be better off climbing the 5.10a route Made To Order to the right of this one.

Climb up a short face to reach a flake which is turned on the left then continue up the face above on good holds.

Bees are active on the lower portion of this climb when it's warm out so bee warned!

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Routes in (p) The Fun Factory