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Climbers Delight is a weekly newsletter that distills the most noteworthy moments from the climbing world into one focused digest. Each edition covers professional ascents, bouldering sends, competition results, gear releases, and stories that shape the community. This page is the complete collection of every published issue — your entry point to revisit past highlights or catch up on what you missed.
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Will Bosi sends the Silence crux, Anraku takes his third straight boulder gold, Exodia 9A+ film drops, Seb Bouin opens a 9a+ at Pic Saint-Loup, and Patagonia vs Pattie Gonia.
Read edition →Anraku wins again in Bern, Mackenzie takes Australia's first-ever World Cup gold, Toby Roberts halts his season, and Will Bosi inches closer to Silence.
Read edition →Will Bosi closes in on Silence, Noah Wheeler's Burden of Dreams dab drama, Honnold on Dean Potter, Michaela Kiersch's first female ascent of Dolby Surround.
Read edition →Will Bosi finds new beta on Silence 9c, Chris Deuto becomes the youngest Yosemite Triple Crown finisher, Flohé downgrades a 9A to 8C+, and Annie Sanders beats Janja for gold.
Read edition →Janja takes silver at the World Cup opener, Zach Galla sends Megatron V17, Zhao Yicheng smashes the speed record at 4.58s, and the Red River Gorge reopens 83 routes.
Read edition →Brooke Raboutou on Excalibur, Eva Hammelmüller's first 9a+, Chris Sharma turns 45, the World Cup starts, and the climbing community mourns Noah Wiley and Will Stanhope.
Read edition →Jimmy Chin remembers Dean Potter, Schubert eyes a future 9c, Will Bosi's possible V18, €1M World Climbing prize money, and Ethan Maxfield's Youth Series bronze.
Read edition →Ondra sends Captain Nemo 8C, Ghisolfi's first 9a in a day, Zach Galla's third 9A, Seb Bouin's Le Champ des Muses 9b FA, and the Rakchham Himalayan festival.
Read edition →Oriane Bertone sends two Font V13s, Ghisolfi bags a third 8C in Bavona, German champions crowned, Hamish McArthur retires, and a major gear recall hits the community.
Read edition →Jorge Díaz-Rullo sends Café Colombia 9c after 240 days, Ghisolfi adds Dreamtime, a 41-day Patagonian first ascent, and Oak Flat finally lost in court.
Read edition →Adam Ondra flashes a 4th V15, Seb Bouin proposes 9b on Le Bombé Bleu, Bill Ramsey sends 5.14 at 65, and Oak Flat faces a critical land transfer ruling.
Read edition →Oriane Bertone and Max Milne win the first-ever Pro Climbing League, Caldwell & Van Hee complete 24h Patagonia FA, Ondra flashes second V15, and Beckett Hsin sends first 9A at 16.
Read edition →Oriane Bertone wins 4th French title, IFSC lifts Russian/Belarusian ban, Bosi progresses Dumby project, Honnold on fatherhood, and Grossman's emotional nationals victory.
Read edition →Ghisolfi sends Gioia 8C+, Schubert's third 9A boulder, Herson's trad 9a+ FA, Aidan Roberts flashes V14, Grossman wins USA Nationals after shoulder injury.
Read edition →Jakob Schubert climbs Shaolin V17, Jannu East first ascent by Benjamin Vedrines, Chris Sharma returns to competition, and deep conversations around 9A+ bouldering.
Read edition →Alex Honnold shifts our sense of normal, America's first 9c, LA28 qualification paths confirmed, and athletes returning from injury. The climbing world in motion.
Read edition →Alex Honnold free-soloed Taipei 101 - the tallest building ever climbed without ropes at 1,667 feet. Plus: Will Bosi's V16, British Bouldering Championships, and more climbing news.
Read edition →Alex Honnold announces live free solo of Taipei 101 on Netflix. Yannick Flohé sends Excalibur 9b+. Will Bosi & Dave Graham explore Val Bavona. Weekly climbing digest.
Read edition →Will Bosi climbs Por do Sol 8C+ first ascent in Sintra. Alex Honnold completes quadruple solo link-up on Mt. Wilson. Adam Ondra establishes hard slab route. Weekly climbing digest.
Read edition →Janja Garnbret pursues 10th world title. Simon Lorenzi sends Shaolin for 5th 9A. Alexander Megos stacks 8Bs in Fontainebleau. Pro Climbing League sells out London. Weekly climbing digest.
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