New wave A-grades · A1: "Easy aid. · A2: "Moderate aid. · A2+: "10-metre fall potential from tenuous placements, but without danger". · A3: "Hard aid. · A3+: "A3 ...

The grades range from A1 to A5, and from C1 to C5. 'A' grades refer to anything that requires the use of a hammer (e.g: placing pitons or copperheads), whereas ...

A1: Easy aid: placements straightforward and solid. No risk of any piece pulling out. Aiders generally required. Fast and simple for C1, the hammerless ...

“A” means 'Aid' and stands for placements that require a hammer, like pitons and copperheads. “C” means 'clean' and stands for placements which are passively ...

A1: Easy aid.No risk of a piece pulling out. A2:Moderate aid. Solid gear that's more difficult to place. A2+: 10-meter fall potential from tenuous placements, ...

14 июн. 2019 г. · Yes, 5.9 C2 means the hardest free climbing is 5.9 and hardest aid is C2. C2 is like A2, except no hammer is used on C2. C = "Clean". Often ... What do all the abbreviations mean: 5.8 C1, 5.9 A0, 5.7 R Big Wall Ratings. Don'd understand them! - Mountain Project A versus C ratings - Mountain Project Другие результаты с сайта www.mountainproject.com