| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ed Morris | 5 | |
| Ella Russell | 5 | |
| Ellis Butler-Barker | 5 | |
| Emilie Pellerin | 5 | References |
| Emily Fell | 5 | |
| Garth Miller | 5 | |
| Geoff Weigand | 5 | |
| Geraldine Taylor | 5 | Geraldine Taylor a British trad climber who was operating a a very high level in the 80s and onwards. She climbed many E5s, usually onsight, at a time when this was an exceptionally high level. References[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/who_was_geraldine-75722 [2] On The Edge Issue 84, page 69 |
| Holly Rees | 5 | |
| Ian Cooper | 5 | |
| Issac Buckley | 5 | Producer of the best climbing films of all time (with the possible exception of Ben Cossey on Groove Train). |
| Jack Geldard | 5 | |
| Jarle Risa | 5 | |
| Jean-Pierre Ouellet | 5 | References[1] https://gripped.com/profiles/jean-pierre-ouellet-addicted-to-cracks/ |
| Jessica Pilz | 5 | |
| Jessica Sakura Ward | 5 | |
| John Arran | 5 | John Arran is a very accomplished trad climber with notable first ascents such as The Zone and Doctor Dolittle to his name. On 20th June 2003 John and his partner for the day Shane Ohly soloed or descended 536 routes in a mammoth single day. [1] Following in the footsteps of Ron Fawcett's Arran climbed 100 extremes in a day in 2001. [2] References[1] On The Edge Issue 130, page 11 [2] On The Edge Issue 113, page 32 |
| John Syrett | 5 | References[1] Obituary by Bernard Newman in Mountain Issue 104, page 13 |
| Karoline Sinnhuber | 5 | |
| Katherine Schirrmacher | 5 |