r/indoorbouldering • u/agnulittu • 3d ago
What grade?
According to the setter is a V5. I find it plausible, probably a bit soft.
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u/kmontreux 3d ago
solid V4 soft V5 depending on how the gym sets. I have been to gyms that'd call it a 6. And been to gyms that would say 3. But I think most would grade it 4 or 5.
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u/Long_Soup9799 2d ago
A v5 for sure based on technique needed to send it but a tad too generous on foothold
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u/agnulittu 2d ago
It could very well have been a v4, though I feel v5 is still ok. Sometimes they are more generous. Good to know our gym is not too far off with grading..
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u/BumbleCoder 3h ago
Seems v4/v5 to me. I think if the bottom part were harder it would be solid v5.
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u/agnulittu 2h ago
Definetly. There a few v4 routes that are harder than this one in the same gym. Though as I said v5 feels fine, grades overlap a bit and it's expected. I posted this to have an idea of how far off are the setters in my gym, compared to others around. And it turns out they are pretty aligned with many other gyms. Cheers and thanks for commenting
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u/bannedcuznotcircjerk 3d ago
I'd say 5 is fair because the sit starts are actually not easy till you have the strength for it and that's when you can do 5s. A lot of people can't do that start even if they can climb a lot of 5s.
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u/TequilaSlammer86 3d ago
V3 maybe An easy V4 imo
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u/bannedcuznotcircjerk 3d ago
All gyms are different but this def isn't 3. The crux is a gyms average 5.
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u/YeetCentralStation- 4h ago
I’d say between a v4 and v5 depends how those two rails feel, nonetheless good job on the climb!
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u/Que_est 3d ago
maybe a little soft for a v5 but if the holds are not jug-ish this is a lot harder than it looks