In all honesty, witeness the fitness looks harder,

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Give me a fucking break, like you can tell from a video of a climb you couldn't climb if you superglued your hands to the holds.

You people crack me up sometimes.

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Give me a fucking break, like you can tell from a video of a climb you couldn't climb if you superglued your hands to the holds.

You people crack me up sometimes.

you couldn't flash a route with a fucking camera you n00b. step down or get chin checked with a fucking wrecking ball you manpri pink chalk bag faggot chausser, HOLLAH

preserved for posterity. Nothing I could say in response could possibly make you look like any more of a tool than you have managed yourself.

All of these guys are climbing at a level well beyond the ability of rc.n00bers to conceptualize. It's like non-physicists trying to discuss nuances of string theory...it just comes off as silly posturing, which is pretty much accurate.

Preserved for posterity? I responded to this thread days later and your internet geek ass was on scrutinizing every thread in hopes to have someone to expatiate with you lexicon abusing slut bag.

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I read an article about this and apparently, Wheel of Life links a bunch of V12s together. Thus, the whole thing, while very difficult, doesn't have an individual move harder than V12. Some have suggested it should have a route grade. Not that it matters, it's still impressive.

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You, sir, are a moron.

Well i didn't almost forget nothing, you're a bitch, whodie!

"I almost didn't forget nothing"

only crakkka nerds try to correct grammar on the internet

preserved for posterity. Nothing I could say in response could possibly make you look like any more of a tool than you have managed yourself.

Please, never relate this moron to Aceto the unfearing ever again.

i have to agree with proximo that only crakkka nerds try to correct grammar on the internet.

Unfortunately it is not SUBTLE making a come back, proximo is the real deal. A gangsta ass baller that tells the truth at all times. Beware he can rain down the crunkness on anyone at anytime at RC.com.

right, like that time aceto went top roping and fell. Damn that was...........epic?

And you are riding his nuts, jocking his jock, fondling his tool.

Kudos to you, tool.

you can come out the victor of an "E-Dick Measuring" contest that I was not aware of

My e-dick is at least 3 internets long.

preserved for posterity. Nothing I could say in response could possibly make you look like any more of a tool than you have managed yourself.

This is what i think about this thread:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll5Pp41PRAw

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This is what i think about this thread:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll5Pp41PRAw

u nonh4x0r n00bz keep talkin non 733t speek,

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well, on the surface your post seems very moronic. How many 5.13s or 5.14s do you think have a "move" of .13 or .14 (roughly v8-v10)?

I have heard several times that "To Be or Not to Bolt" does not have a move harder than v3. You would have to be a 5.14 climber to be able to do 60+ moves of solid v3, though.

However, you are touching upon the fact that endurance, not individual hard moves, can be just as relevant in boulder problems as to routes. Originally, the YDS was supposed to just grade the hardest single move. This would tell you little about a route at the RRG, or Indian Creek, or Maple Canyon, or about Witness the Fitness, or Wheel of Life.

The French get around this by assigned a separate "traverse" grade to longer problems that factors in endurance rather than just hard moves; Wheel of Life AND Witness the Fitness could both benefit from this.

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My e-dick is at least 3 internets long.

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dey kant keep up wit da gawd, nahmean?

camhead is right. i actually had the chance to hang out with dave graham, and he told me about problems that had say the first 3 moves were V4 and the last 10+ moves were V8 and it's a V9. a lot more goes in to grading these problems than i had thought prior to that conversation.

Too true

If pr0x1mo is a troll he's really F'ing funny.
Maybe SUBTLE is bored and up to no good.

I believe that wheel of life was a link up of multiple v10+ problems. When you start getting to that level, most pro climbers can climb v10 all day and not break a sweat, but if you put a v11 and a v12 together then not only are you testing their ability to do the insanely hard move which is the crux, but you are also testing thier ability to do multiple cruxes back to back...

I looked around a bit and didnt find much with the search on the Font Traverse Grading. Anyone care to take a go at explaining it? Thank you in advance.

Font and French or most certainly different.
French is for grading sport routes and is used from 4 to 9b (note the lower case), whereas Font is used for boulder problems (not just traverses any more, in fact french grades are usually used for long traverses) and go from 4 to 8C+.
http://www.rockfax.com/...cations/bgrades.html

Thanks for the link. I believe it confirms what I suspected--as it indicates that French route grades and traverse grades are the same.

Curt

Same goes for Dai.

Thanks for the link. I believe it confirms what I suspected--as it indicates that French route grades and traverse grades are the same.

Curt

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Right. Which is why very long problems like this do not fit the traditional definition of bouldering--and should really be graded using the YDS or Font traverse grading systems, instead of the "V" scale.

Curt

well, ethan pringle just grabbed the 3rd. send and called it 9a/.14d. Curt spoke, and they listened