Easy Prey climbs the southern edge of Predator Wall, standing out as a fresh sport route that challenges with precision and flow rather than raw power. Starting just beneath the arete that splits the south and east faces, this line tracks the left side with sharpened holds and steady feet, inviting climbers into a single pitch of varied movement across 75 feet. The wall’s sun-warmed rock absorbs heat through the day, making early morning starts perfect for those eager to avoid midday scorch and maximize grip. Box Canyon West’s High Desert surroundings open wide to a bright sky, and sparse vegetation brushes the base—reminding you that this is a climb aligned with dry, technical exposure rather than green buffers. Protection is straightforward, featuring bolts spaced to support confident lead climbing with a chain anchor securing the top. The route’s 5.10a rating reflects a climb that demands clean technique, with a few subtle crux moves that test body positioning rather than brute force. While it may appear approachable, attention to footwork and endurance will keep you moving efficiently. Access approaches from New Jack City trailhead offer rugged terrain, so durable shoes and plenty of water are essential to navigate the route’s desert environment safely. If your day calls for a short, focused sport climb that balances crack and face holds on tough, sun-bleached rock, Easy Prey fits the bill without excess fuss. End your ascent rewarded with canyon views stretching from the sandy washes to jagged horizons, reminding you that every move earned here leads to a bold connection between climber and high desert.