The PJAMM Difficulty Index (PDI), our new system replacing FIETS, is now live! All climb rankings will now be based on PDI. We are in the process of updating many of our pages to reflect this change. During this transition period, you might notice notes on some pages indicating that the collection of climbs and page content is still based on FIETS. To learn more about the PDI, the reasons behind this change, and how it compares to FIETS, check out our blog post.
The PJAMM Difficulty Index (PDI), our new system replacing FIETS, is now live! All climb rankings will now be based on PDI. We are in the process of updating many of our pages to reflect this change. During this transition period, you might notice notes on some pages indicating that the collection of climbs and page content is still based on FIETS. To learn more about the PDI, the reasons behind this change, and how it compares to FIETS, check out our blog post.
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With the highest Fiets Index in the world, Mauna Kea is a colossal, nearly impossible ascent. While the climb itself is intimidating, cyclists must be mentally and physically prepared for dynamic weather conditions, altitude sickness, and varying terrain on one of the longest climbs in the world.
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