7c to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 7c (Font) as a V9 or 5.13c
Key Takeaways The V scale is the dominant bouldering grading system here in the United States. At the same…
7a+ to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 7a+ (Font) as a V7 or 5.12d
Key Takeaways In Europe, climbers often use the Font scale. At the same time, the V scale has become…
7b to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 7b (Font) as a V8 or 5.13a
Key Takeaways Like other standard climbing grade systems, these standardized systems serve to inform climbers of route difficulty and…
7b+ to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 7b+ (Font) as a V8/V9 or 5.13b
Key Takeaways Like IQ scores, climbing grades help climbers gauge the challenge of a route. They assist in creating…
8a to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 8a (Font) as a V11 or 5.14a
Key Takeaways The Font 8a scale and the V scale are two of the most prominent bouldering difficulty grading…
7c+ to V Scale Conversion: Understanding the 7c+ (Font) as a V10 or 5.13d
Key Takeaways The Fontainebleau Scale, developed in France, is the most widely used system for grading the difficulty of…
8a+ to V Scale Conversion: Unpacking the 8a+ (Font) Grade as V12 or 5.14b
Key Takeaways The French 8a+ grade represents the upper end of the sport climbing difficulty scale. Climbers need to…
8b+ to V Scale Conversion: Interpreting the 8b+ (Font) Grade as V14 or 5.14d
Key Takeaways Climbing grade systems, including the V scale and French grading scale, help categorize the difficulty of bouldering…
8b to V Scale Conversion: Decoding the 8b (Font) Grade as V13 or 5.14c
Key Takeaways The Font scale is only used in France. At the same time, the V scale is the…
8c+ to V Scale Conversion: Translating the 8c+ (Font) Challenge into V16 or 5.15b
Key Takeaways Differences between Font and v scales The Font and V scales offer two different approaches to grading…