This is a very good route that climbs a direct line from the lowest to the highest point on Goat Slabs. Overall the rock quality is very good to excellent and the climbing consistent at the 5.9 and 5.10 grades.
That said, this is an alpine rock climb in the Canadian Rockies and the route has not been manicured to sport standards. Expect to encounter some loose rock. There are also a couple of scree covered ledges to negotiate, thus wearing a helmet is advised. Although rated 5.10d do not take this route lightly there is a lot of climbing at the stated grades. The leader will have to be competent and be comfortable placing traditional protection at these grades.