Bouldering Log Book: Visual Progress Tracker for Climbers

The BOULDERING Log Book is a small, sturdy, pocket-sized book built to make logging boulder problems fast so you can write down your sends and your attempts while you keep your phone in video mode. 

The bottom of each page doubles as a visual V-scale: as you tick off problems at each grade, you fill in the scale and watch your progress take shape over time, no spreadsheet required.

With 100 pre-designed log pages and 10 entries per page, you‘ve got room for 1,000 problems — or 100 sessions if you fill every line. Each entry includes space for a problem description, a box to mark a send, and an icon to circle for a flash, plus a spot to record your number of attempts.

There are two versions — a V0-V13 version built for beginner through advanced boulderers, and V0-V18 version created for elite climbers who want to see their grades compared to the most difficult boulder grade ever climbed (V18). A handful of plain dot-grid pages at the back give you room for extra notes, and a grade conversion chart on the last page makes it easy to compare V-scale to Fontainebleau grades at a glance.

Specifications

• Page Count: 108
• Size: Pocket Book (4.25" x 6.875")
• Interior: Standard Black & White, 60# Cream Stock — Uncoated
• Cover: Matte, Perfect Bound Paperback

FAQs

What grading scale does this book use?
The V-scale (Vermin), with a grade conversion chart on the last page for Fontainebleau equivalents.

How many problems can I log?
1,000 problems total — 100 log pages with 10 entries each, plus dot-grid pages for extra notes.