The Sport Climbing Log Book is a small, pocket-sized book built to make logging climbs fast — so you actually keep track, every session.
The bottom of each page doubles as a visual scale: as you tick off climbs 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 100 sessions or 1,000 climbs if you fill in every line. Each entry includes space for a route description, a box to mark a send, and icons to circle for a Flash or an Onsight, plus a spot to record your number of attempts.
Built for beginner through advanced climbers on the YDS (Yosemite Decimal System) scale from 5.8 to 5.12D. 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 YDS, Fontainebleau, and other international grades at a glance.
Specifications
- Page Count: 108
- Size: Pocket Book (4.25" x 6.875" x .25")
- Interior: Standard Black & White, 60# Cream Stock
- Cover: Matte, Perfect Bound Paperback
FAQ
What grading scale does this use?
The YDS (Yosemite Decimal System) scale, from 5.8 to 5.12D, with a grade conversion chart on the last page for French and UIAA equivalents.
How is a send recorded differently from a Flash or Onsight?
Each entry has a send checkbox plus icons you circle for a Flash or Onsight, along with a field to record your number of attempts.
How many climbs fit in this book?
1,000 climbs total — 100 log pages with 10 entries each, plus dot-grid pages for extra notes.
