General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bouldering Grades - exposure component ?	15-Oct-2003 At 12:12:10 PM	joemor
Message
I think when u go bouldering you don’t so much pick a problem from the guide and go find it, as much as you find a cool looking line then look up its difficulty. Because it only takes five minutes to walk around most bouldering spots it's easy to 'spot' lines you are drawn to and then figure out grades... I think although the v system works most of the time, there are times where a v5 might seem easy and a v3 impossible....... So I think it’s more important to explore more when bouldering rather than read from a guide. joe

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