Grades

Many climbing routes have a grade that reflects the technical difficulty — and in some cases the risks and commitment level — of the route. The first ascensionist can suggest a grade, but it will be amended to reflect the consensus view of subsequent ascents. While many countries with a strong tradition of climbing developed grading systems, a small number of grading systems have become internationally dominant for each type of climbing, which has contributed to the standardization of grades worldwide.

Spray uses both the French (font) and American (YDS/Hueco) standards for grading. Each user can choose their preferred grading system under their profile settings.

Remember that grades are subjective and can vary greatly from one area/person to another. Try not to get too hung up on them and just enjoy the climbing!

Bouldering

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13VBV2
24V0V2
35A/BV1V2
45CV2V2
56A/+V3V2
66B/+V4V2
76C/+V5V2
87AV6V2
97A+V7V2
107B/+V8V2
117CV9V2
127C+V10V2
138AV11V2
148A+V12V2
158BV13V2
168B+V14V2
178CV15V2
188C+V16V2
199AV17V2
209A+V18V2

Sport/Trad

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2225.1V2
2335.2V2
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2535.4V2
2645.5V2
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284c5.7V2
295a5.8V2
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315c5.10aV2
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468b5.13dV2
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509a5.14dV2
519a+5.15aV2
529b5.15bV2
539b+5.15cV2
549c5.15dV2
559c+5.16aV2