Ordered by the number of ascents recorded.
| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zac Orme | 3 |
Zac Orme was one of New Zealand’s top youth competition climbers before transitioning his focus outdoors to high-end sport routes and bouldering. A key figure in the Basin scene, establishing several of Flock Hill's standout highballs including Liquidus Line and Horsemen of the Apocalypse (7C+). In a feature for The Climber, Orme famously described his process, noting that he sees "every project as a monster he has to slay." [1] References[1] The Climber NZAC, Issue 99 Page 33 |
| Zaff Ali | 3 | |
| Zélia Avezou | 3 | |
| Abbi Mcdonald | 2 | |
| Adam Jeeworth | 2 | |
| Adam Syska | 2 | |
| Adam Taylor | 2 | |
| Ådne Haugen | 2 | |
| Airlie Borlase | 2 | |
| Ajda Remškar | 2 | |
| Alba Gomez | 2 | |
| Alberto Gnerro | 2 | |
| Aleksandra Taistra | 2 | |
| Alessandro Gogna | 2 |
Italian climber, mountaineer, guide and author. |
| Alessandro Lamberti | 2 | |
| Alessandro Larcher | 2 | |
| Alexander Adler | 2 |
Dresden-based elite sport climber and competition climber in the early-mid 1990s. Coach and route setter. Visited North Korea with a DDR climbing team in 1989. Opened the XXL' climbing wall in Dresden in 1995. References |
| Alex Biale | 2 | |
| Alex Fyfe | 2 | |
| Alex Gorham | 2 |