Tyler Wellman > Comments

● PG-13? Can never be too careful on those low-ball traverses. The finish on the southeast arete is fun and b… View Comment

● I felt like this route and the one to the left might be mixed up in the guidebook. This felt like 10d, and… View Comment

● Pretty incredible outing. It's especially fun if you rent a kayak to get out to the beach, and snorkel… View Comment

● Interesting climbing, but the awkwardly hard start right above a pool of gross black Tonsai ectoplasm detra… View Comment

● An epic climb. Working hard from the bottom to the rest at mid-height, then the pumpathon to the top begins… View Comment

● Climbed the first 4 pitches and rapped with a single 60 meter rope... thought this was relevant to mention… View Comment

● Agree with comment above - though there are better multi-pitch climbs in Tonsai, this is a unique and worth… View Comment

● Did the first three pitches, and we were able to get down with a 60m, though with some shenanigans (not str… View Comment

● Awesome, long, pumpy route. Felt like solid 11b to me, the pump sneaks up on you! View Comment

● Some wild and unique beta on the tufas in the lower section! The rest is not a pumpfest, as described above… View Comment

● This is a great route, sustained but never desperate. A nice change from the short overhanging routes on To… View Comment

● Fun outing. First pitch felt pumpy for the grade, second pitch felt quite soft. Nice views from the top. View Comment

● In contrast to the above description, I thought the first few clips were easy, then the slabby black rock h… View Comment

● Do this one! (and bring prussiks or something to ascend if you aren't solid at the grade. most falls wi… View Comment

● There is a move between the last two bolts that is ridiculous for short folks. A fun deadline/dyno if you c… View Comment

● If you follow the description above, climbing straight up to the tufa and using it as a chimney / rest on y… View Comment

● I feel inclined to give an alternative opinion on why this route is an excellent multipitch outing, to offs… View Comment

● Not sure why people always comment about the rope behind the leg on here. The person in the picture is not… View Comment

● 4 stars for the chimney to layback pitch. I agree with Andrea that a bolt anchor atop this pitch would be i… View Comment

● The new bolts are especially disappointing because: (1) They start on Tensile Strength and finish on Pins,… View Comment

● You can climb it with or without the drill hole, and it is easier if you use it. Whether it is "on" is a ma… View Comment

● Nice extension. Gotta watch out for the drag on this one... View Comment

● Last pitch is indeed not obvious to find. It is about 20 feet right of a small tree on the GT ledge, and 10… View Comment

● Yup there is now a 2-bolt anchor atop this one. View Comment

● Slightly overhanging? This is most certainly a slab climb, with slabby crux moves. View Comment

● I second Kevin's opinion that the gear is great on this, no way it's PG-13. In fact, I would even say it's… View Comment

● I though this route was easily as good as Lotta Balls and Black Magic. Great variety on the first pitch (do… View Comment

● He looks pretty happy in the corner to me... in fact, one might even say he's in heaven. View Comment

● The sit start it pretty good, probly more like V2. Fun problem. View Comment

● This is one excellent sport climb. Hard almost all of the way, multiple cruxes and rests, super well bolted… View Comment

● Ed, it should be noted that: (a) several of the people who gave this route 4 stars have climbed all over Ru… View Comment

● looks high on the hill... any good looking lines on it? View Comment

● It seems the Tin Man is now missing his "heart"... how fitting. View Comment

● Crazy opening move (wouldn't want to miss... you'd certainly come back down onto the boulder) and fun easie… View Comment

● Actually, dead on... the bolts are all a big reach out left to clip. It is a bit of a joke. View Comment

● Probably was a bit more perfect (and easier) in its earlier days... a bit polished now. Wonderful climbing… View Comment