Simple is better. Classic examples of useless engineers wanting to justify their existence. I can't even look at the climbing grades in the US system anymore. I have unsubscribed.
@David woodhead You can select the the preferred grading system from your settings
David woodhead
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Sep 9, 2025
Wow thanks for the further useless generic reply. I know I can do that. The us grade doesnt depict higher than 5.9 for me and any grade above that appears as 5.1 . Like you guys forgot to add a decimal point. Frustrating and terrible.
Ville Muittari
Team•
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for reporting. Grade label seems to be broken. I think it will be worse with bigger screen scaling. New version will be released in few days.
David woodhead
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Sep 9, 2025
Your grade conversation is also out to lunch . A 5.10a is not equal to a 5+
Ville Muittari
Team•
Sep 10, 2025
You’re right. 5.10a (US) isn’t exactly the same as 5+, and it’s not fully equivalent to 6a either. As we all know, the grading systems aren’t directly comparable. That’s why we’re developing a feature where the original grade (grading system) will be shown as the primary one and the converted grade displayed as secondary.
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Ville Muittari
Sep 9, 2025
@David woodhead You can select the the preferred grading system from your settings
David woodhead
Sep 9, 2025
Wow thanks for the further useless generic reply. I know I can do that. The us grade doesnt depict higher than 5.9 for me and any grade above that appears as 5.1 . Like you guys forgot to add a decimal point. Frustrating and terrible.
Ville Muittari
Sep 9, 2025
Thanks for reporting. Grade label seems to be broken. I think it will be worse with bigger screen scaling. New version will be released in few days.
David woodhead
Sep 9, 2025
Your grade conversation is also out to lunch . A 5.10a is not equal to a 5+
Ville Muittari
Sep 10, 2025
You’re right. 5.10a (US) isn’t exactly the same as 5+, and it’s not fully equivalent to 6a either. As we all know, the grading systems aren’t directly comparable. That’s why we’re developing a feature where the original grade (grading system) will be shown as the primary one and the converted grade displayed as secondary.