| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Arnis Strapcans | 26 | Arnis Strapcans was a British climber who was active in the 1970s. He was killed in a suspected fall from the Brenva Spur on Mont Blanc in 1980. References[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/the_late_arnie_strapcans-423688 [2] https://www.ukhillwalking.com/forums/rock_talk/arnie_strapcans-390263?v=1#x5631533 |
| Austin Hoyt | 26 | |
| Jun Shibanuma | 26 | |
| Klem Loskot | 26 |
References[1] Klem Lostkot by Mike Robertson, On The Edge Issue 114, page 54 |
| Mick Fowler | 26 | Mick Fowler is a British mountaineer and climber. He is known for his adventurous, lightweight and ambitious ascents in the Himalaya as well as a range of very adventurous new routes in the UK. |
| Nathan Lee | 26 | |
| Taylor McNeill | 26 | |
| Tom Bolger | 26 | Tom is a British expat living in Spain, where he has done most of his harder climbing. References[1] https://www.climbing.com/people/tom-bolger-interview-pro-climber/ |
| Adam Shahar | 25 | |
| Crispin Waddy | 25 | One of the early developers of deep water soloing in the UK. |
| Ed Drummond | 25 |
References[1] https://www.thebmc.co.uk/a-dream-of-edwin-drummond [2] https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/ed_drummond_1945-2019_-_a_retrospective-11940 [3] https://www.ukhillwalking.com/forums/rock_talk/rip_ed_drummond-704064 [4] http://www.supertopo.com/climbers-forum/3195076/RIP-Edwin-Drummond |
| Ian Vickers | 25 | |
| John Arran | 25 | John Arran is a very accomplished trad climber with adventurous first ascents across the UK, North and South America and beyond, often climbed onsight. Spending 3 years in the US in the 80s, John onsight soloed multipitch routes up to 5.12, a level that has not been surpassed today. In the late 90s he dabbled in gritstone headpointing, climbing The Zone and the unrepeated Doctor Dolittle E10. 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, all at Stanage with 55 of them onsight. [2,3] John helped pioneer big wall free climbing in Venezuela, culminating in Rainbow Jambaia (E7) on Angel Falls, one the most spectacular hard big walls in the world. References[1] On The Edge Issue 130, page 11 [2] On The Edge Issue 113, page 32 |
| Luke Dawson | 25 | |
| Tristan Chen | 25 | |
| Wolfgang Güllich | 25 |
A sport climbing pioneer. Wolfgang established the first 8b with Kanal im Rücken, 8b+ with Punks in the Gym and 8c with Wallstreet as well as one of the first 8c+/9as with Action Directe. References[2] https://www.facebook.com/climbing.in.the.80s/photos/a.270388289694020/2698243753575116 [3] https://www.facebook.com/climbing.in.the.80s/photos/a.270388289694020/1465090346890469 [5] A collection of articles from http://www.wolfgangguellich.com/
[6] Hepp, T., Güllich, W. (1994). Wolfgang Güllich: Life in the Vertical : a Biography. Germany: Boulder Edition. |
| Yuta Imaizumi | 25 | |
| Anna Wild | 24 | |
| Camille Coudert | 24 | Camille is a French boulderer whom resides in the infamous Fontainebleau. He is well known for his 70+ session siege on Soudain Seul 9A/V17 in which he repeated The Big Island 8C/V15, 43 times. More recently Camille has picked up a number of 8C/V15 ascents and has had over 100 session s on Imothep Assis which is believed to be around 9A/V17. References |
| Clément Lechaptois | 24 | References |