Types of Holds
Climbing Gear
Climbing Moves/Technique
Heroes
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100

Big holds that are easy to grab

Jug

100

You wear this device around your waist and legs to keep you secure when you climb high walls

Harness


100

Using the friction on the sole of the climbing shoe to stick to the rock where there are no foot holds 

Smearing

100
Free solo king

Alex Honnold

100

A less than vertical piece of rock that usually has poor hand and footholds. 

A Slab

200

The smallest type of hold that you can only use the tips of your fingers on

Crimp

200

Many climbers spread this material on their hands before they climb

Chalk 

200

A move where the climber jumps from one hold to the next

Dyno

200

Silence 9c creator

Adam Ondra

200

The type of knot you use to tie the rope into your harness

A figure eight

300

A large, rounded hold that is often difficult to grab.  

Sloper

300

The belayers uses this in order to remove the slack, to catch a fall and to lower the climber

Belay Device

300

A technique where a climber hangs upside down from their feet

Bathang

300

Goated climber (with the most aura)

Magnus Midtbo

300

The the name of the section of a climbing route between the start of a climb and the anchor.  

Pitch 

400

A type of hold that you grab by sticking your fingers into a hole on. 

Pocket

400

A metal loop with a gate that is used by climbers to connect their various gear componets

Carabiner

400

 Pressing feet and hands against walls on opposite sides in a stable position requiring a lot of friction 

Stemming

400
German Climber popularly known as the "worlds strongest"

Alex Megos

400

Climbing a route first try

flash

500

A hold that you grab with your palm facing away from you and you thumb  pointed down

Gaston

500

A portable tent system that can be set up on the side of a cliff

Portaledge

500

When a climber pushes down on a ledge like if they were getting out of a swimming pool

Mantle

500

Canadian subject of the documentary "The Alpinist"

Marc-Andre Leclerc

500

Most goated mountain range?

Patagonia     duhhh