Quick Summary
This rock climbing log book is presented as a field journal for tracking routes, beta sequences, and redpoint sends. Its title identifies indoor gym bouldering and outdoor crag climbing as intended contexts.
What to Compare Before Buying
Consider whether the journal’s entry layout suits the climbing details you want to record, including route information, beta, and redpoint attempts. Check how much writing space is available for the notes you prefer to keep. If you plan to use a journal in both gym and crag settings, consider whether its organization works for recording sessions in each. The physical format may also matter if you plan to carry the journal with you; compare its size and construction with your own needs rather than assuming a particular format.
Before You Decide
Check the journal’s layout, writing space, and physical format against how you intend to record climbing sessions. Make sure the types of notes you want to keep fit the journal’s organization before choosing it.
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