The Tooth

This is the hardest corner on the second tier and a good climb with continuously insecure stances, but great gear and reasonable rests.

Go up and left from the belay as if to climb on Handy Man, but quickly correct the course, placing a few stoppers below and hanging flake, and stepping out and right around a blunt arete and into a hanging dihedral. Place a 3" cam in the hanging corner and awkwardly power up into it (5.10+, good gear). Decide between continuous movement, or stopping at awkward stances for reasonably good gear the rest of the way up the corner. Arrive at the top of the corner, fiddle in a few confidence pieces, then move up slopers on an off-vertical wall (psychological crux?) to clip a bolt on the slab, and go to the bolted anchor. Finish from there as for

Emissions Testing

or

Antifreeze

for a second pitch, or one long quality pitch. There may be some considerable drag if you do not belay before the ledge atop the Third Tier.

This is the rightmost right-facing corner on the Third Tier, hanging 5 meters overhead above the bolt-and-gear belay of

Emissions Testing

, The Tooth, and Handy Man.

Finger to thin-hands gear to a 3" cam. A #3 Camalot was surprisingly just about right at the crux, and the gear got smaller from there on.