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  • 5 XL Font Slopers Set #2
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5 XL Font Slopers Set #2

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$84.67
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This is a less positive version of set #1. Wicked fun on lower angled walls for most climbers. If the walls get steep, be sure to have your game face on.


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Nice font sloper offering
Enjoyed the variety in these slopers.  I prefer a lower profile on font style holds , but after moving a few of these to my 30 degree overhang they really started to shine (and spit me off over and over).  Fun to set with thin feet on vertical to slightly overhanging, the creases are a little deep for my liking with the font 'bulbs' being a little too pronounced.  Once you find the sweet spots a few of holds get much easier, but that's also part of the fun.  Was originally intending to give these 3 stars but after moving them to my steeper wall I went with 4.  
11/12/2015 11:29 AM
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Versatile
Because the texture is continued throughout the hold, These make mean but useable slopes on volumes if you flip them bad side up.
6/23/2017 8:41 PM
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Fantastic technical sloper set
As Atomik states, these are more challenging than set #1. The two sets mesh well together. I use these on both my tall low angle wall my 35 degree woody. They start at V5 on the 35 deg wall with the "easy" side up. These will definitely work your sloper technique and force you to whip that core into shape. I paired them with set #1, the XXL Font sloper,  the XXXL Font pinch, and 10 small cobble feet. This is a super fun combo that offers a ton of setting options.
6/13/2020 8:01 PM
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This is a less positive version of set #1. Wicked fun on lower angled walls for most climbers. If the walls get steep, be sure to have your game face on.


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