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1 United Kingdom 59348 14th November 2023 – 11th October 2026 1784 704 0 3082 4915
2 USA 24906 14th November 2023 – 12th October 2026 805 181 2 849 2367
3 France 12277 14th November 2023 – 10th October 2026 270 126 1 551 1034
4 Switzerland 9514 14th November 2023 – 10th October 2026 79 43 1 308 1109
5 Spain 8387 15th November 2023 – 11th October 2026 89 74 0 445 898
6 Italy 4666 16th November 2023 – 10th October 2026 119 59 0 184 360
7 South Africa 3656 16th November 2023 – 28th September 2026 12 35 0 128 394
8 Canada 3265 16th November 2023 – 10th October 2026 67 21 3 109 273
9 Germany 3171 16th November 2023 – 10th October 2026 120 48 0 103 224
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65661 20th March 2026 10:12:33 UTC remus ascent Nicolai Užnik's ascent of Air Star ascent_style_id
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65663 20th March 2026 10:12:33 UTC remus ascent Nicolai Užnik's ascent of Air Star notes_pretty
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<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://youtu.be/dFXm6BYSo3c" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://youtu.be/dFXm6BYSo3c</a></p>
65664 20th March 2026 10:12:33 UTC remus ascent Nicolai Užnik's ascent of Air Star ascent_dt_end
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65665 20th March 2026 10:12:33 UTC remus ascent Nicolai Užnik's ascent of Air Star ascent_dt_start
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65666 20th March 2026 10:12:18 UTC remus climb Air Star notes_pretty
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65667 20th March 2026 10:12:18 UTC remus climb Air Star notes
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65668 20th March 2026 09:58:58 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) notes_pretty
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<p>Originally graded 8B/8B+, making it perhaps the hardest climb in the forest at the time</p>
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<p>Originally graded 8B/8B+, making it perhaps the hardest climb in the forest at the time.</p>
65669 20th March 2026 09:58:58 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) notes
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65670 20th March 2026 09:58:53 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) crag_location_breadcrumb
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65671 20th March 2026 09:58:53 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) crag_id
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65672 20th March 2026 09:58:53 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) crag_location_breadcrumb_pretty
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65673 20th March 2026 09:58:53 UTC remus climb Fatman (assis) crag_name
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65674 20th March 2026 09:58:31 UTC remus climb Fatman notes_pretty
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<p>One of the first problems in <a href="/list/31/fontainebleau" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fontainebleau</a>, to be given 8B, alongside <a href="/climb/3259/enigma" rel="noopener noreferrer">Enigma</a>. In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1] </p> <p>The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism, it has been superseded by <a href="/climb/2510/gourmandise" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gourmandise</a> (8B), taking a line a little to the right.</p> <p>Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in <a href="/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat" rel="noopener noreferrer">Philippe Le Denmat</a>'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart', but 8B in the 7+8 guide.</p> <p>Prior to the vandalism, <a href="/climber/526/fred-nicole" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fred Nicole</a> climbed a <a href="/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)" rel="noopener noreferrer">sitstart</a>, rating it 8B/+. </p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442</a></p> <blockquote> <p>Fontainebleau is in mourning. No one has died, but some of the area's best problems have been terribly vandalized. The action was deliberate and premeditated, targeting a handful of classics in two of the most popular areas. At Cuvier, holds have been hammered off Fatman, Antithèse, Infidèle, Carnage, and Boucherie. The extent of the damage varies. On Carnage and Boucherie only the first holds have been destroyed, but Fatman, the first 8b (V13) in the forest, has been almost completely obliterated -- only the first one-finger pocket remains. At Apremont two famous 7a's (V5s) have been attacked; Médaille en Chocolat and La Dalle du Dromadaire are now unclimbable.</p> <p>The vandal is known. Tragically, he is a keen Fontainebleau boulderer -- although his action did not stem from any incident in the forest. Described by acquaintances as psychologically fragile, "Luc" (at this time locals do not want release his full name for fear of reprisals) had worked for two years at a rock gym in nearby Melun. According to users of the gym, he felt he was being exploited and possibly underpaid, and allegedly started stealing holds and other items from the premises. When the gym owners confronted him, he became angry and threatened to "break everything in the forest." Later the owners filed a complaint with the police and Luc carried out his threat. The day after the complaint, Luc went to the boulders with a hammer. Several climbers witnessed his actions but were unable to intervene. Luc is a big man and was allegedly armed and trailed by a large dog.</p> <p>After the chipping, locals filed a complaint against Luc with the National Forest Office. Ironically, although damaging trees on public land in Fontainebleau would be a criminal act, damaging rocks is not.</p> <p>This is not the first time problems have been chipped or altered at Fontainebleau, but it is the most systematic act of vandalism. "Even if nobody has been killed, it is like a little bit of our history has died," says local <a href="/climber/642/jacky-godoffe" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jacky Godoffe</a>. It may be possible to recreate some of the destroyed holds, but many locals believe the damaged problems should not be fixed. "It would leave the rocks vulnerable to bad or inaccurate repairs," says Godoffe. "They have suffered enough."</p> <p>Godoffe believes the saddest part of the episode is "the despair of this man."</p> <p>Luc is now reported to be undergoing psychiatric treatment.</p> <p>-- Baptiste Briand</p> </blockquote>
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<p>One of the first problems in <a href="/list/31/fontainebleau" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fontainebleau</a> to be suggested at 8B alongside <a href="/climb/3259/enigma" rel="noopener noreferrer">Enigma</a>. In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1] Prior to the vandalism <a href="/climber/526/fred-nicole" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fred Nicole</a> climbed a <a href="/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)" rel="noopener noreferrer">sitstart</a> rating it 8B/+. </p> <p>The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism it has been superseded by <a href="/climb/2510/gourmandise" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gourmandise</a> (8B) which takes a line slightly to the right.</p> <p>Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in <a href="/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat" rel="noopener noreferrer">Philippe Le Denmat</a>'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart' but 8B in the 7+8 guide.</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442</a></p> <blockquote> <p>Fontainebleau is in mourning. No one has died, but some of the area's best problems have been terribly vandalized. The action was deliberate and premeditated, targeting a handful of classics in two of the most popular areas. At Cuvier, holds have been hammered off Fatman, Antithèse, Infidèle, Carnage, and Boucherie. The extent of the damage varies. On Carnage and Boucherie only the first holds have been destroyed, but Fatman, the first 8b (V13) in the forest, has been almost completely obliterated -- only the first one-finger pocket remains. At Apremont two famous 7a's (V5s) have been attacked; Médaille en Chocolat and La Dalle du Dromadaire are now unclimbable.</p> <p>The vandal is known. Tragically, he is a keen Fontainebleau boulderer -- although his action did not stem from any incident in the forest. Described by acquaintances as psychologically fragile, "Luc" (at this time locals do not want release his full name for fear of reprisals) had worked for two years at a rock gym in nearby Melun. According to users of the gym, he felt he was being exploited and possibly underpaid, and allegedly started stealing holds and other items from the premises. When the gym owners confronted him, he became angry and threatened to "break everything in the forest." Later the owners filed a complaint with the police and Luc carried out his threat. The day after the complaint, Luc went to the boulders with a hammer. Several climbers witnessed his actions but were unable to intervene. Luc is a big man and was allegedly armed and trailed by a large dog.</p> <p>After the chipping, locals filed a complaint against Luc with the National Forest Office. Ironically, although damaging trees on public land in Fontainebleau would be a criminal act, damaging rocks is not.</p> <p>This is not the first time problems have been chipped or altered at Fontainebleau, but it is the most systematic act of vandalism. "Even if nobody has been killed, it is like a little bit of our history has died," says local <a href="/climber/642/jacky-godoffe" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jacky Godoffe</a>. It may be possible to recreate some of the destroyed holds, but many locals believe the damaged problems should not be fixed. "It would leave the rocks vulnerable to bad or inaccurate repairs," says Godoffe. "They have suffered enough."</p> <p>Godoffe believes the saddest part of the episode is "the despair of this man."</p> <p>Luc is now reported to be undergoing psychiatric treatment.</p> <p>-- Baptiste Briand</p> </blockquote>
65675 20th March 2026 09:58:31 UTC remus climb Fatman notes
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One of the first problems in [Fontainebleau](/list/31/fontainebleau), to be given 8B, alongside [Enigma](/climb/3259/enigma). In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1] The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism, it has been superseded by [Gourmandise](/climb/2510/gourmandise) (8B), taking a line a little to the right. Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in [Philippe Le Denmat](/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat)'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart', but 8B in the 7+8 guide. Prior to the vandalism, [Fred Nicole](/climber/526/fred-nicole) climbed a [sitstart](/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)), rating it 8B/+. ### References [1] [https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442](https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442) > Fontainebleau is in mourning. No one has died, but some of the area's best problems have been terribly vandalized. The action was deliberate and premeditated, targeting a handful of classics in two of the most popular areas. At Cuvier, holds have been hammered off Fatman, Antithèse, Infidèle, Carnage, and Boucherie. The extent of the damage varies. On Carnage and Boucherie only the first holds have been destroyed, but Fatman, the first 8b (V13) in the forest, has been almost completely obliterated -- only the first one-finger pocket remains. At Apremont two famous 7a's (V5s) have been attacked; Médaille en Chocolat and La Dalle du Dromadaire are now unclimbable. > The vandal is known. Tragically, he is a keen Fontainebleau boulderer -- although his action did not stem from any incident in the forest. Described by acquaintances as psychologically fragile, "Luc" (at this time locals do not want release his full name for fear of reprisals) had worked for two years at a rock gym in nearby Melun. According to users of the gym, he felt he was being exploited and possibly underpaid, and allegedly started stealing holds and other items from the premises. When the gym owners confronted him, he became angry and threatened to "break everything in the forest." Later the owners filed a complaint with the police and Luc carried out his threat. The day after the complaint, Luc went to the boulders with a hammer. Several climbers witnessed his actions but were unable to intervene. Luc is a big man and was allegedly armed and trailed by a large dog. > After the chipping, locals filed a complaint against Luc with the National Forest Office. Ironically, although damaging trees on public land in Fontainebleau would be a criminal act, damaging rocks is not. > This is not the first time problems have been chipped or altered at Fontainebleau, but it is the most systematic act of vandalism. "Even if nobody has been killed, it is like a little bit of our history has died," says local [Jacky Godoffe](/climber/642/jacky-godoffe). It may be possible to recreate some of the destroyed holds, but many locals believe the damaged problems should not be fixed. "It would leave the rocks vulnerable to bad or inaccurate repairs," says Godoffe. "They have suffered enough." > Godoffe believes the saddest part of the episode is "the despair of this man." > Luc is now reported to be undergoing psychiatric treatment. > -- Baptiste Briand
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One of the first problems in [Fontainebleau](/list/31/fontainebleau) to be suggested at 8B alongside [Enigma](/climb/3259/enigma). In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1] Prior to the vandalism [Fred Nicole](/climber/526/fred-nicole) climbed a [sitstart](/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)) rating it 8B/+. The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism it has been superseded by [Gourmandise](/climb/2510/gourmandise) (8B) which takes a line slightly to the right. Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in [Philippe Le Denmat](/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat)'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart' but 8B in the 7+8 guide. ### References [1] [https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442](https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/rock_talk/karma_chipped_in_font-3742?v=1#x55442) > Fontainebleau is in mourning. No one has died, but some of the area's best problems have been terribly vandalized. The action was deliberate and premeditated, targeting a handful of classics in two of the most popular areas. At Cuvier, holds have been hammered off Fatman, Antithèse, Infidèle, Carnage, and Boucherie. The extent of the damage varies. On Carnage and Boucherie only the first holds have been destroyed, but Fatman, the first 8b (V13) in the forest, has been almost completely obliterated -- only the first one-finger pocket remains. At Apremont two famous 7a's (V5s) have been attacked; Médaille en Chocolat and La Dalle du Dromadaire are now unclimbable. > The vandal is known. Tragically, he is a keen Fontainebleau boulderer -- although his action did not stem from any incident in the forest. Described by acquaintances as psychologically fragile, "Luc" (at this time locals do not want release his full name for fear of reprisals) had worked for two years at a rock gym in nearby Melun. According to users of the gym, he felt he was being exploited and possibly underpaid, and allegedly started stealing holds and other items from the premises. When the gym owners confronted him, he became angry and threatened to "break everything in the forest." Later the owners filed a complaint with the police and Luc carried out his threat. The day after the complaint, Luc went to the boulders with a hammer. Several climbers witnessed his actions but were unable to intervene. Luc is a big man and was allegedly armed and trailed by a large dog. > After the chipping, locals filed a complaint against Luc with the National Forest Office. Ironically, although damaging trees on public land in Fontainebleau would be a criminal act, damaging rocks is not. > This is not the first time problems have been chipped or altered at Fontainebleau, but it is the most systematic act of vandalism. "Even if nobody has been killed, it is like a little bit of our history has died," says local [Jacky Godoffe](/climber/642/jacky-godoffe). It may be possible to recreate some of the destroyed holds, but many locals believe the damaged problems should not be fixed. "It would leave the rocks vulnerable to bad or inaccurate repairs," says Godoffe. "They have suffered enough." > Godoffe believes the saddest part of the episode is "the despair of this man." > Luc is now reported to be undergoing psychiatric treatment. > -- Baptiste Briand
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-One of the first problems in [Fontainebleau](/list/31/fontainebleau), to be given 8B, alongside [Enigma](/climb/3259/enigma). In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1]
+One of the first problems in [Fontainebleau](/list/31/fontainebleau) to be suggested at 8B alongside [Enigma](/climb/3259/enigma). In 2001 a disgruntled local destroyed the problem by knocking off holds with a hammer. [1] Prior to the vandalism [Fred Nicole](/climber/526/fred-nicole) climbed a [sitstart](/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)) rating it 8B/+.

-The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism, it has been superseded by [Gourmandise](/climb/2510/gourmandise) (8B), taking a line a little to the right.
+The problem took a left-hand line through the roof, starting on a mono in the middle. Unrepeated since the vandalism it has been superseded by [Gourmandise](/climb/2510/gourmandise) (8B) which takes a line slightly to the right.

-Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in [Philippe Le Denmat](/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat)'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart', but 8B in the 7+8 guide.
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-Prior to the vandalism, [Fred Nicole](/climber/526/fred-nicole) climbed a [sitstart](/climb/5569/fatman-(assis)), rating it 8B/+.
+Fatman is graded 8A+ on bleau.info and in [Philippe Le Denmat](/climber/1088/philippe-le-denmat)'s guide 'Cent ans d'escalade au Cuvier Rempart' but 8B in the 7+8 guide.

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65676 20th March 2026 09:56:11 UTC remus climb Eagle-4 Bolted On
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65677 20th March 2026 09:56:04 UTC remus climb Eagle-4 Bolted By
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65678 20th March 2026 09:55:45 UTC remus climb Eagle-4 notes_pretty
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<p>The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper suggested the route to <a href="/climber/467/adam-ondra" rel="noopener noreferrer">Adam Ondra</a> (who is known for his impressive power screams).</p> <blockquote> <p>"Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) =&gt; Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478</a></p> <p>[2] <a href="https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/</a></p>
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<p>The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper <a href="/climber/3837/elie-morieux" rel="noopener noreferrer">Elie Morieux</a> is known for some impressive power screams. [2]</p> <blockquote> <p>"Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) =&gt; Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478</a></p> <p>[2] <a href="https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/</a></p>
65679 20th March 2026 09:55:45 UTC remus climb Eagle-4 notes
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The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper suggested the route to [Adam Ondra](/climber/467/adam-ondra) (who is known for his impressive power screams). > "Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) => Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1] ### References [1] [https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478](https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478) [2] [https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/](https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/)
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The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper [Elie Morieux](/climber/3837/elie-morieux) is known for some impressive power screams. [2] > "Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) => Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1] ### References [1] [https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478](https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/ukc/eagle_4_9b_by_julia_chanourdie-727537?v=1#x9332478) [2] [https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/](https://fanatic-climbing.com/il-etait-une-voie-once-upon-a-line-eagle-4/)
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+The name is a pun based on the fact the equipper [Elie Morieux](/climber/3837/elie-morieux) is known for some impressive power screams. [2]

> "Eagle" = y (il) gueule = he shouts/screams, "-" = tiret ~ très* = very, "four" = fort = loud(ly) => Y gueule très fort (he screams really loudly) [1]
65680 20th March 2026 09:53:48 UTC remus climber Elie Morieux country_membership
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