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Climb Meter: For rock climbing
Climb Meter: For rock climbing Vs. Pinnacle Climb Log

Climb Meter: For rock climbing im Vergleich zu Pinnacle Climb Log Nutzung und Statistiken

- Integrates with the Health App: All your climbing workouts count towards your fitness scores and calories burnt - Counts the number of climbs automatically - Supports American and French grading system - Allows user to specify the grade of the climb after each route is finished - Uses Apple Watch to record your climbs. You do not need to carry your iPhone with you - Elevations for each climb is recorded and displayed on iPhone - You can invite friends to follow you and see the grades that you have climbed during each climbing session. You can follow other friends. - No subscriptions or in-app purchases

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Pinnacle Climb Log

Log your Rock Climbing workouts on Apple Watch or iPhone. Only one tap to log a climb and one long tap to log an attempt. Track your progress at the gym, capture heart rate information, calories burned and analyze and compare the workouts on your phone. The Today Widget allows you to track your climbs without having to unlock your phone. The Apple Watch app works completely offline, leave your phone in your bag and sync your workouts when you're done. Healthkit Integration: Pinnacle integrates with the Activities and Health App on your phone to show your heart rate during your climbing workouts and contribute to the Activity rings. Locations: Pinnacle can also track the location of your workouts using the GPS on your Apple Watch or iPhone if available. Compatible with Strava: Sync your workouts to your Strava profile including heart rate, energy burned, location, and max difficulty. One time purchase includes unlimited syncing of climbs. Works with Boulder, Top Rope, Lead, and Trad routes. Supports the Hueco V, Fontainebleau, Dan-Kyu, and Brazilian scales for bouldering and the Yosemite Decimal (USA), France, UIAA, Great Britain, Australia, Brazilian scales for rope climbing.