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  • 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
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Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)
Picture of 5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)

5 Pack Rails Set #1 Steep Wall (Screw On)

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$33.63
With room for two hands, it's time for route setting show and tells.
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We all know, rail is a rail.  But when you start stacking them, rails can become something else like pinches. Because this set by nature is narrow, you can stack another to its side creating a custom width pinch. Check out the thumbnail images. 

As for the set as rails, expect V5+ on a 45-degree wall. V2 on vertical. They are barely incut 

 

  • Largest hold measures 9.5" long x 2" wide x 1.25" off the wall
  • Smallest hold measures 6.75" long x 2" wide x 1" off the wall
  • Atomik 2.0 Texture (Smooth)

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my kids are so excited to try these out on our climbing wall! I love the bright colors and the holds are great quality!!
3/17/2020 7:18 PM
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Challenging!
These are a lot harder than you'd think! You really can't get much more than a finger pad or so on them. The curvature lets you work a little thumb in there from the bottom if you get just the right spot, which makes all the difference for me. We run them horizontally over places in our wall where there's a stud behind the plywood so we can't use t-nuts. They're perfect there and also make for a super-challenging traverse problem...
6/1/2020 12:14 PM
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Great rails
These rails are perfect for screwing along the corner of a volume to make some really cool movement. I have them on a 30 degree overhang, and they climb around V5. On a vert wall they climb around V1-V4. Most of the holds have one side that's more positive, so you have a lot of flexibility to dial the difficulty as you wish.
8/6/2020 10:30 AM
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Awesome
I ordered these for my 52 degree wall. I screwed in a couple of them at the top 2x6 of the wall frame and they serve as nice jug finishes. I'm saving the last ones for the face once the wall fills up some more. I think they will be challenging (moderate to hard) at the steep angle depending on what kind of feet you use. Great texture and shape. Great product!
10/24/2020 10:28 PM
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Really Like These
Economical rails, easy to fit onto a wall, can use them as slopers. They are tough handholds and great footholds. Nice texture, Good value
10/29/2020 2:14 PM
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Nice ones
I like these ones. They’re on my 45 and feel pretty tough. V4-6 range. Really nice holds that are good for the price!
1/1/2021 1:09 AM
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Curious holds
At first I wasn't sure about this holds. Didn't know how to use them. But when they got here I found out a lot of choices for them. And they have a pretty nice grip. Definitely want more of these holds.
3/30/2021 3:06 PM
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We all know, rail is a rail.  But when you start stacking them, rails can become something else like pinches. Because this set by nature is narrow, you can stack another to its side creating a custom width pinch. Check out the thumbnail images. 

As for the set as rails, expect V5+ on a 45-degree wall. V2 on vertical. They are barely incut 

 

  • Largest hold measures 9.5" long x 2" wide x 1.25" off the wall
  • Smallest hold measures 6.75" long x 2" wide x 1" off the wall
  • Atomik 2.0 Texture (Smooth)

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