| Climber Name | # Ascents Recorded | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yuji Hirayama | 16 | References[1] Interview with PlanetMountain, 1999 https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/interviews/yuji-hirayama.html |
| Allison Vest | 15 | References[1] https://www.climbing.com/people/allison-vest-poem-female-climbers/ |
| Angus Kille | 15 | |
| Ben Burkhalter | 15 | |
| Bernd Zangerl | 15 | |
| Bob Hickish | 15 | |
| Dave Sutcliffe | 15 | |
| Jernej Kruder | 15 | |
| Jorg Verhoeven | 15 | References[1] Ask Me Anything, 2016 https://www.reddit.com/r/climbing/comments/52l8e3/hi_there_im_jorg_verhoeven_ask_me_anything/ |
| Josh Ibbertson | 15 | References[1] Interview with UKClimbing.com https://www.ukclimbing.com/news/2022/07/josh_ibbertson_on_rainman_training_and_the_future-73109 |
| Ken Palmer | 15 | |
| Lucy Creamer | 15 | References[1] Interview with Dave MacLeod, August 2006 https://onlineclimbingcoach.blogspot.com/2006/08/lucy-creamer-interview.html [2] Interview with Del Goodey, 1997 On The Edge Issue 73 page 60 |
| Lucy Mitchell | 15 | |
| Mark Leach | 15 | Features in Statement of Youth. |
| Markus Bock | 15 | References |
| Mick Lovatt | 15 | |
| Neil Kershaw | 15 | References[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/news/2010/04/neil_nige_kershaw_-_golden_feet+local_hero-53061 |
| Neil Mawson | 15 | |
| Paul Pritchard | 15 | Paul Pritchard is a British rock climber and mountaineer. He was a prominent figure in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly in and around North Wales. On the 13th February 1998 he suffered a traumatic brain injury while climbing on The Totem Pole in Tasmania which left him with hemiplegia. Bibliography(2012). Deep play: Climbing the world’s most dangerous routes (2nd ed.). Vertebrate Publishing. (2000). The totem pole: Surviving the ultimate adventure. Robinson Publishing. (2005). The longest climb: Back from the abyss. Constable and Robinson. (2021). The Mountain Path: A climber’s journey through life and death. Vertebrate Publishing. References[1] Features in 80's Birth of Extreme [2] A Kind of Homecoming by Martin Crook, On The Edge Issue 87, page 18 |
| Pete Oxley | 15 | Pete Oxley was a prolific first ascentionist in the dorset area and was one of the driving forces behind the growth of sport climbing on the south coast of England before he moved away from the area in 2005. He's put up over 800 new routes in areas such as Portland, Lulworth and Swanage as well as (slightly) further afield in Avon, Cheddar and The Peak District. References |