Four seasons without a gap.
Natalia Grossman started climbing at six at Pacific Edge in Santa Cruz. Her family moved to Boulder when she was fourteen so she could train with Team ABC. She took second in bouldering and combined at the 2019 youth worlds, went undefeated in the 2019 to 2020 national bouldering series, and in 2021, her first full senior season, won bouldering gold and lead silver at the world championships in Moscow.
That season she also became the first woman to beat Janja Garnbret at a Bouldering World Cup since 2018, in Salt Lake City, and won her first overall boulder title. She won it again in 2022, 2023 and 2024, the only climber to take four in a row. In 2023 she won the Pan American Games to qualify for Paris, and in February 2026 she won the national bouldering title.
The product she names is Rhino Performance. Back-to-back World Cups left her skin thin and sweaty, she says, and Performance replaced the little fan she used to carry to keep her hands dry. It is now her go-to in training. Natalia is a member of the Rhino Pro Team.
