5 Medium Rails (Screw On)

Installed these on the inside of edge a crack system on my wall. Good for side-pulls. Good texture. Solid feel.

These holds were perfect for placing on edges where they are used a side clings and on top edges that I can hang on.  You'll get a full finger pad from all 4 fingers on these and your fingers don't have to be all bunched up together.  I like spreading my fingers out and feeling around for that perfect grip.  There's a lot of variety in these rails.  The five that I received were all about 6" to 7" long which is perfect to get between other holds that are using T-Nuts.  A couple of them were also just big enough to use as a pinches too!!

I took a gamble getting these for my 45 degree home wall and they are pretty nails at that angle. The most incut of the five is great and can be used directionally, but having the other four as just horizontal rails means a boulder problem clocking in at around V9 on a steep wall. It’s nice to have big, sloping and finicky matches as an alternative to most of the holds we have on the wall.

I wanted something for the edge of are wall to simulate a crack and these work perfect. Great texture and very versatile holds. Tons of possibilities with these.

I put half of these at the top of my home wall.  It is 30 degrees overhung.  The top board didn't have room for bolts, so some of these became my finishing moves ( the more juggy looking ones.  The other 3 were turned 90 degrees to go vertical on the posts on both sides of the main wall.  They work great for traversing from the sides to the overhang in the center and out.  They have sort of a cross between crimp and pinch feel when used this way.

Each of these is big enough for you to get both hands on. A couple of these are real easy to hold and so I have used them for big dynamic moves on my 30deg wall. Big enough for toe hooks but I can't seem to dig my heel in enough to hold it that way... yet. Highly recommending these for the 2-hand fun factor alone.

I have these on my 40-degree board and they're proven to be very challenging! The incut jug and flat edge can both be set for relatively easy problems, but the remaining holds are all pretty difficult at 40 degrees. My favorite hold is definitely the double crimp, which is a pretty solid edge for one hand or a very difficult to match for two hands (especially if you have big hands like me!).

I have these set on a vertical and 30 degree wall. At 30 degrees some of them are pretty challenging for me. One of them I can't use at 30 degrees. They are really fun to use.