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General Climbing Discussion
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R and X grades |
15-Dec-2008 At 4:52:11 PM |
anthonyk
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On 15/12/2008 andesite wrote:
>On 15/12/2008 anthonyk wrote:
>>does that mean people are going to slap R grades on every climb that has
>>a dodgy section? does missing link get an R because of the poorly protected
>>traverse bit where you could get injured, or does this only apply to routes
>>that hard-asses climb because 17 R still isn't hard-ass?
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>My observation is that R and X grades are a USA thing,
so do the yanks put R and X grades on easier climbs or just on ones that prop up a climbs reputation? |
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