Good video Natu! But the grades differ so much in japan, between boards, and internationally. For example, roughly based on the gyms I've climbed in tokyo here's my v-grade comparison: 0 Bpump Ogi -0.5 Underground Jujo -1 Bpump Tokyo -1 Base Camp Shinjuku -2.5 Rocky Shinjuku -2.5 Tension Board [Wooden] -2.5 Outdoor grades US -3 [-3.5?] Noborock Shibuya -3 Moonboard -3.5 [-4?] Noborock Ike -3.5 Climber oriented us/european gyms -4 Kilter Board -4 Mainstream European gyms -4.5 Korean climbing gyms [but then they have so few really hard problems that the top problems range from v6 to v12 feeling within 2 "difficulty grades" so this is so hard to compare] -4.5 Mainstream US gyms [Ie, touchstone, movement etc] So what I am saying is that a climber that climbs v8/v9 in the US in LA etc can expect to climb v4 [or white tapes] in Ogikubo. Maybe maybe maybe project blue tape, though unlikely. Probably around blue tags in Bpump Tokyo.
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Oh, the grading difference.. I also feel like FLAT Bouldering Gym sets 2 grades lower compared with B-Pump Ogikubo. So if you’re climbing V8 or 9 in your gym, you may be able to climb around V6 in FLAT, according to your grading band.