For me the difference is about an F letter-grade and that's all I'm interested in as it suggests I could probably improve my redpointing. See details in the blog. Red Point: Leading a route cleanly without falling or resting on the rope. As of now here is my best understanding of the terms (may be wrong): On-Sight: Climbing a route with no previous beta or knowledge of the route. While the climbing was amazing, we were most struck by the country’s remarkable efficiency. Nov 5, 2022 · Headpointing describes a specific approach to redpointing. More Climbing Jargon Explained – What Is Climbing Beta? – What Does Climbing Onsight Mean? – What Is A Runout In Climbing? Onsight means you’ve just walked up and climbed it without scouting out the holds or getting any advice/beta. Nov 17, 2024 · Headpoint: Headpointing is the approach to an eventual redpoint climb whereby the climber practices the route using a top-rope before eventually sending it. This is more of a thing in British trad climbing. If I regularly climb E1 for example but seconded someone on a Vdiff in 2010 it seems a bit silly to call it a headpoint were I to lead it tomorrow, so I tend to call it a repeat.

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