Help from the boulderers out there . . .

[anticlmber]

phantasia? v5?

i dont know bouldering grades

you put a v in front of it, you know'em.

[der uber]

oh ok Lurk I thought there was something else

[the lurkist]

sans kneebar

[One-Fall]

Anybody throw out V-grades of cruxes on:

No Redemption
Take That Katie Brown
Cat's Demise

Big thanks!

[caribe]

Disappearer - V10

[lena_chita]

tic-tac-toe-v3/4(depends on beta) scissor-v3
Ro-v2/3
strevels-v4(if youve been bouldering, not as bad)
wild-v3
jersey-v4/5
aqua-v2
aural pleasur-v3
to defy-v1
relaxed atmo-v3
hippocrit-v13

No way is Ro or Wild Yet Tasty harder than V2.
Jersey V5, height dependent
Aquaduck and Relaxed Atm-- V1, height dependent.

I am assuming you are joking about To Defy (V0-? VB? maybe? The V scale doesn't go there.)

But I'm with you on Hippocrite V13.

[caribe]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=en ... QLQGw&NR=1
Bouldering vs. climbing . . . hear it from John Gill.

[camhead]

This chart is kind of a cool approach to the subject of this thread, showing the spread of different v-cruxes through different routes.



From
http://peripheralscrutiny.blogspot.com/ ... rades.html

[tH1e-swiN1e]

^^ That chart is awesome. Im sure, for most of us, this isnt the first time this has come up in conversation.

[toad857]

Yeah, cool chart. The x-axis should be simply "route length", though. It would be more objective that way, and you would *instantly* see the niche that the red fills