Made To Order offers an immediate punch of vertical climbing energy along the rock faces of Riverside Quarry, tucked in the Inland Empire of California. This short but spirited 40-foot route is a concentrated blast of controlled movement, perfect for climbers seeking solid sport lines with a clear focus on technique rather than endurance. The holds are predominantly large and well-defined, a product of deliberate shaping and glue application that guide your hands securely from the ground to the anchors. The climb’s character is straightforward at first—juggy, clean, and vertical—with a friendly rhythm that rewards steady pacing and precise footwork. Yet just before the anchors, the angle eases into a subtle slab, demanding more balance and finesse. This transition is where the route reveals its true nature, nudging climbers to shift gears and trust their feet on smaller edges. Protection is reassuringly direct, six bolts leading to a pair of ring anchors designed for safe top-roping or an easy clean. While the rock here is man-made in parts, there’s an undeniable charm in this blend of natural sandstone and carefully crafted features. Accessible and compact, it’s a perfect option for those warming up or dialing in their sport climbing skills amidst the quieter corners of California’s climbing community. Given the short length and bolt spacing, climbers should prepare for quick bursts of power over sustained movement, making gear setup efficient but precision essential. With an average rating of 5.10a, Made To Order sits comfortably in the lower intermediate zone, serving as an approachable yet rewarding challenge within The Fun Factory’s collection. Approaching this route means a brief walk-in through well-marked paths; the quarry itself boasts spacious flat areas for easy gear staging, and moderate traffic keeps the energy low without feeling abandoned. Plan to climb on cooler days or in the morning for comfortable conditions, as California sun can intensify the rock’s warmth later in the day. Footwear that offers secure edging will be important to tackle the slabby section near the anchors, while a moderate chalk supply helps with the juggy, glue-on holds below. The surrounding area, formed by decades of climbing development, reflects a pragmatic approach to bolting and route design—prioritizing safety and user-friendly sequences over wild, adventurous risk. Whether you’re testing gear placements or locking down technique, Made To Order is a route that rewards mindful climbing with a satisfying sense of flow and accomplishment in a tidy 40-foot package.