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Updated 2024-04-24 02:41

What does V9 in outdoor climbing mean?

In outdoor climbing, the difficulty of a route is graded using the Yosemite Decimal System (YDS). The YDS is a six-part system that grades climbs from 5.0 to 5.15d, with 5.0 being the easiest and 5.15d being the hardest. The V-scale is a separate grading system that is used to grade boulder problems. V-grades range from V0 to V17, with V0 being the easiest and V17 being the hardest.

The V9 grade is considered to be a very difficult grade for a boulder problem. It requires climbers to have a high level of strength, power, and technique. V9 boulder problems typically involve complex sequences of moves and require climbers to make powerful dynos or static deadpoints.

Here are some additional facts about the V9 grade:

• V9 is the second-highest grade in the V-scale, below only V10.
• V9 boulder problems are typically found on large boulders or rock faces.
• Climbers who can consistently climb V9 boulder problems are considered to be very strong climbers.

FAQs

1. What is the difference between the YDS and the V-scale? The YDS grades climb difficulty based on rope climbing, while the V-scale grades boulder problems.
2. What is a dyno? A dyno is a dynamic move that involves jumping to reach a hold.
3. What is a static deadpoint? A static deadpoint is a move where the climber holds their weight on their fingertips without moving their feet.
4. What is the hardest boulder problem in the world? The hardest boulder problem in the world is currently Silence, which is graded V15.
5. What is the difference between a V9 and a V10 boulder problem? V10 boulder problems are typically more difficult than V9 boulder problems and require climbers to make more powerful moves.

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