General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hamish and Ollie's Grade Conversion Chart	24-Jul-2011 At 3:31:36 AM	richard
Message
On 4/07/2011 mikllaw wrote: >You just double the decimal bit of the YDS (Yosenmite Decimal System) unless >the climb is a crack or a slab. My conversion is different, but I think like all approximations only works well for certian grade ranges. I add 10 the the decimal protion, for grades from 5.4 to 5.9: 5.4 = 14 5.5 = 15 etc Not exact, but given the innacuracy of grading anyway, works well enough for me.

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