| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nick Harms | 7 | |
| Nina Arthaud | 7 |
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| Pete Kamitses | 7 | |
| Pete Kirton | 7 |
An early proponent of bouldering in the UK. Where the prevailing attitude was that bouldering was training for 'proper climbing' Kirton pursued it for it's own sake. |
| Petter Restorp | 7 | |
| Randy Leavitt | 7 | |
| Ray Jardine | 7 |
Ray Jardine is an American rock climber and pioneer of hard crack climbing. However, perhaps his most significant contribution to climbing was his invention of cams, ushering in a revolution in trad climbing, and making climbs that were previously unprotectable possible. Ray put his new invention to excellent use, establishing routes such as The Phoenix in 1977, then one of the hardest trad routes in the world. On a visit to the Peak District in 1977, he climbed the off-width roof crack Ray's Roof, grading it 5.11c (E4); today it is rated E7 and rarely repeated. More controversially he was also involved in chipping on El Capitan, in particular in an early attempt to free climb The Nose he chipped holds on what is now known as The Jardine Traverse as well as purposefully using pegs to enlarge peg scars and make free climbing those pitches easier. References |
| Richie Patterson | 7 | |
| Rob Denayer | 7 | |
| Rob Sutton | 7 | |
| Rosa Kellaway | 7 | |
| Rubén Díaz Torres | 7 | |
| Sam Stroh | 7 | |
| Satone Yoshida | 7 | |
| Scott Franklin | 7 |
Scott was the first American climber to establish an 8b+ (or 14a) with his first ascent of Scarface at Smith Rock. His company, Franklin Climbing - later sold to Black Diamond, produced climbing wall holds, hangboards, bouldering mats and other training equipment in the 1990s. References[1] http://www.gunksclimbing.com/blog-page.php?Flashback-Scott-Franklin-42 [2] https://www.karabinclimbingmuseum.com/franklin-holds.html |
| Scott Mooney | 7 | |
| Siara Fabbri | 7 |
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| Simon Young | 7 | |
| Si Moore | 7 | |
| Staša Gejo | 7 |
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