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Tom Yum 

Tom Yum 

5.11d PG13

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 45 feet
Consensus: 5.11d [details]
FA: Alex Wenner, Mark Maffe
Submitted By: Tony B on Dec 14, 2006

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Warning Stainless-steel bolts are suspect near the coast. A rebolting effort is underway. MORE INFO >>>

Description 

Tom Yum starts off to the right of the second tier of roves above the Ton Sai main roof. Climb up the start past 2 bolts, split to the right and pass another bolt and a threaded cord to reach a bolted anchor on the right side of a small corner. This is a good route that is hard, but not as steep as other area routes, but its sketch factor makes it less enjoyable if it is a romp you are looking for.


Location 

To approach this route climb up the ladder near the Freedom Bar and up onto the shelf above the Ton Sai Roof. Walk right past Sweating Mekong and Viking In Heat, two steep routes just right of the top of the ladder and past an isolated route Hin Rong Hai, then scramble up a fixed rope to a slightly higher shelf, continuing to the right of another roof with some stalactites. To the right of the roof there is another set of bolted routes, which share the bottom 2 bolts. On the left is Silkcat, on the right is Tom Yum. Perhaps they have since been replaced, but as it was, the route earned its name, being quite spicy!


Protection 

3 bolts + a sling to a bolted anchor
The bolts were super-rusty and manky looking in 2004, despite having been replaced in 1999. Many folks were refusing to lead this route at the time.



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By Art Morimitsu
From: Huntington Beach, Ca
Dec 18, 2006

According to Sam's site this was retrobolted with titanium in 05