POWER GUIDANCE Hangboard Rock Climbing Holds Finger Strengthener for Pull-up Grip Arm Training Indoor and Outdoor Double-Sided Non-Slip Portable

These were a recent gift for my boyfriend who is an avid rock climber. We preferred this alternative over a larger hangboard due to the fact that you can easily take these with you & they’re a little easier to manage. The different depths on either side is an awesome feature & the wood itself is good quality. Definitely worth the price point especially once you shop around and see the more expensive options that are out there. The finger holds are diverse and really allow a good variation for hands and this was the reason I decided to go with this brand/model over others on the market working out great so far!

As part of our basement ninja set up, this was a great choice. Very well made and suits a nice natural aesthetic with the wood tones. Our boys are ninja athletes and this has many varieties of finger grips to practice, and is often used just as a ring to move from one to the next. The rope that came with them was easy to manipulate into shorter or longer segments based on the heights of my boys. Also easy to take with us to hang from tree branches or other set ups.

It’s a good design to maximize options turning the sides. The rope pieces come with them, the proper size to fit in the slits. I think that one day I’ll get good use out of them. However I have huge hands. I thought I’d be able to use them like wooden rings until my finger strength returns. My hands are too large to fit anywhere to have a “jug hold”.It’s not ideal for me. But similar issue to trying to find a wedding band at a normal jewelry store. We went to every one in a metro area and nobody had anything to fit giant hands. There 20+ sizes of shoes for people with big feet, but zero options for big hands. No dog grooming shears, no keyboards that actually have larger keys and spacing. So no great these don’t fit me either.

I bought this hangboard to improve my finger strength for rock climbing and I'm very happy with it. It's easy to install, sturdy and has a variety of holds to challenge different levels of climbers. I like that it comes with a training guide that shows you how to do different exercises and routines. It's also handy to train at home when I can't go to the gym or the crag.Pros: Easy to install, sturdy, variety of holdsCons: None

Great way to scale up to traditional hangboarding. If you find that hangboard are still a little too difficult, then these are a great way to work up to that level. I’ve got them hanging from my basement ceiling from a length of old climbing rope and do TRX style workouts with these as my handles. Simulates the fatigue on fingers and forearms really well.The product itself came with no quality or workmanship issues. Very happy with that.The lengths of cord they come with are junk. They quality of the cord is poor (considering you’re trusting it with your body weight) and the length is too short to be of much use. Mine desheathed almost immediately.Get your own cord that you can trust and you’ll be very happy with these.

The media could not be loaded. Our grand daughters love to Rock climb, and I was so excited when I came across these. This gives them a way to build up their hands and fingers at home. There are slots with several different depths, and rope included to hang them by. There is also a sheet of sandpaper in case there are any rough spots or other types of spots that need to be fixed.

the way the rope goes through them, they dont tilt when you use the smaller holds.

You see these sort of things hanging in a lot of climbing gyms -- they're basically a rock climber's take on gymnastics rings.Like all the better examples of this sort of thing, they've got a few different depths roughed in. I saw one review for these complaining about how they might not be exact measurements; that's probably true, but who cares? These are for training your fingers on different grips, and for that they work pretty well.One thing I saw on these that you normally don't see is the little notch at each of the vertices; it's not enough to grab the cord, or anything, but it's enough that it prevents a light bump from spinning the ring, which is good.I took one star off because the cord it comes with doesn't seem to be a proper gemini cord (with the kevlar core, like you'd use for your outdoor tech); I'm pretty sure it's just a little length of light nylon cord (I didn't cut into it to make sure, but it the ends look like they were sliced straight through with a hot knife). That's not necessarily problematic, but depending on how you hang it (say, from one of those coeur hanger bolts, like I'm planning to use) you might see it fray eventually.