| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ainhize Belar | 6 | |
| Alberto Ginés López | 6 | The first olympic gold medalist in climbing (Tokyo 2020). References |
| Al Evans | 6 | References[1] https://www.climber.co.uk/news/al-evans-has-passed-away/ [2] In Memory of Al Evans by Mick Ward, January 2019 https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/in_memory_of_al_evans-11587 [3] A Slippery Slope - Confessions of a Climbing Alcoholic by Al Evans, May 2006 https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/a_slippery_slope_confessions_of_a_climbing_alcoholic-201 |
| Al Manson | 6 | Features in Rock Athlete. |
| Anna Hazlett | 6 | Anna Hazlett is an American climber known for her slab climbing. In particular, she has made a name for herself by repeating some of the hardest trad slabs in the world including Once Upon a Time in the Southwest, The Walk of Life and Prinzip Hoffnung. |
| Ben West | 6 | |
| Brian Nugent | 6 | |
| Cameron Hörst | 6 | |
| Catherine Miquel | 6 | |
| Chris Gore | 6 | Features in Statement of Youth. |
| Chris Plant | 6 | |
| Chris Smith | 6 | |
| Claudia Ghisolfi | 6 | |
| Daniel Fong | 6 | |
| Daniel Jung | 6 | |
| Danny Cattell | 6 | A prolific North Wales name and developer, developing venues such as The Gop. He also features extensively in Chris Doyle's videos including West Coast Gimps. |
| Didier Raboutou | 6 | |
| Dillon McLaughlin | 6 | |
| Eddie Barbour | 6 | |
| Eli Perry | 6 |