Do V grades have a route grade equivalent?
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Do V grades have a route equivalent? |
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perhaps your gym ratings are off? also tends to depend on style. 5.11 slab feels really damn hard compared to a juggy overhanging v2 for me but could be the opposite for someone good at slab and not as good on roofs. |
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I think it's hilarious that you tore the piece of paper down. |
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Nick Stayner wrote:I think it's hilarious that you tore the piece of paper down.+1! |
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Short answer: |
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I was looking through the routes database the other day and noticed a lot of the bouldering problems at Rumney are using the YDS system. I didn't know if this was some sort of progressive movement, or people were just trying to justify bolting boulder problems. |
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Ryan Kelly wrote:I was looking through the routes database the other day and noticed a lot of the bouldering problems at Rumney are using the YDS system. I didn't know if this was some sort of progressive movement, or people were just trying to justify bolting boulder problems.What are you talking about? Routes in "Rumney Bouldering" with a YDS grade 5 routes. None are bolted. All can be climbed as short trad lines or highballs, hence the two grades. |
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cjdrover wrote: What are you talking about?The existentialism that is inherent in a non-homogenous subset of an autonomous sport that has developed into some sort of self-perpetuating autocracy. What are you talking about? |
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cjdrover wrote: What are you talking about? Routes in "Rumney Bouldering" with a YDS grade 5 routes. None are bolted. All can be climbed as short trad lines or highballs, hence the two grades.It was a shot across my bow. :waves: hai thong! |
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Short answer: Sort of. But things will vary. |
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Nick Stayner wrote:I think it's hilarious that you tore the piece of paper down.Then some some duffer employee of mine re-did it and I had to tear that one down too! |
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Taylor Ogden wrote:Short answer: Sort of. But things will vary. Here's a table to help you out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_(climbing)#Free_climbing_ratings_comparison_tableI understand that route grading systems can correlate but people try to compare bouldering to routes and that just doesn't work. |
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Jake D. wrote: It was a shot across my bow. :waves: hai thong!Please, stop waving and close your hand already. The virtual smell of cabbage off your cyber carnie hands is overwhelming! PewPewPew(space shots across the fetus' bow) |
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i love how much discrepency there is. some of these charts say that v3 is 5.11+, like in the aforementioned mp article. other charts that I've seen say that v3 is 5.10c. Massive difference. even boulderers i talk to can't seem to get a consensus. |
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Cue Kid Icarus... |
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I knew I bookmarked this for a good reason! |
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No. |
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Ryan Palo wrote:No. I've climbed very few "one move wonder" routes that I would consider good.since when are all boulder problems one move wonders? |
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wow that wikipedia scale is jacked... |
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Nevermind, I get it now: this is also from Wikipedia: |