In reply to Dan Arkle:
It’s been a while since I did it but I remember it being a good route, a little green in places but that adds to the fun. It’s pretty soft for the grade, though we used a hanging ab rope to back up the belay.
First pitch is probably the crux, traversing out to the arête, from there it’s pretty steady across to the jug, climb down and over to the belay.
Pitch 2 is lovely and exposed. I seem to remember that you can either hand-traverse (more technical but with small gear available) or foot-traverse (bold and delicate) the horizontal seam. Either way take a few extra wires to thread over the bolt heads.
Another vote for Masters if the Universe too. Flash-able, and ultimately very safe if you back up off an abseil rope (having said that I body tested the manky old bolts without any dramas).