Indolent offers a concise yet engaging sport climb on Shih Tzu Slab, ideal for climbers easing into moderate climbs with a mix of balance and precision. This single-pitch route extends approximately 45 feet, perched within the rugged terrain of High Desert, California. As you approach the climb, the slab’s slick surface poses an immediate challenge, demanding careful footwork despite the welcoming handholds. The ascent begins just below the first bolt with modest footing that tests your focus, encouraging deft placements and a light touch. As you rise, the route briefly settles into a low-key 5.1 move that leads to a strategic bolt nicknamed the "charity bolt," where you gain confidence for the approaching roof section. Here, you’ll navigate a playful overhang, pushing upward with controlled effort and balance. The crux near the third bolt can either be tackled directly with a dynamic move or skirted by following the arete on the left, easing the difficulty to roughly 5.6. This option opens the climb to less experienced leaders or those seeking a smoother rhythm. Protected by three bolts leading to a secure anchor, Indolent offers reliable safety while maintaining a satisfying physical challenge. Beyond the technical details, the route’s setting rewards climbers with golden desert light filtering over dusty sandstone textures, blending a quiet wilderness vibe with a spirited climb. Whether you’re warming up your lead skills or savoring the serenity of the High Desert, Indolent strikes a balance between approachable movement and real engagement, providing a grounded yet inspiring experience.