Angle specific flat slopers.
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Wall Type determines the required bolt length needed to pass through the hold and the climbing wall. If you are not purchasing hardware, this option doesn't matter.

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Overview

From easiest to hardest, these flat slopers offer 90 degrees, 100 degrees, 110 degrees, 130 degrees and 140 degrees.

On vertical these will feel:

90: Easy. It's a ledge going back 3 1/4 inches.

100: Semi Easy: An excellent choice for the beginner climber wanting to start to get into sloper training.

110: Moderate: This is an intermediate level climber sloper at this point. Feels like a V3/V4 hold.

130: Hard: For the V5/V6 climber and above to do volume efforts on.

140: Crazy Hard: Our staff and friends that have climbed V10 to V14 could barely hang on them and no one could do a full pull up.

As the terrain gets steeper, the difficulty simply slides. So the 90 degree sloper will feel Semi Easy to Moderate on slightly overhanging terrain. On a 45 degree wall, the 90 degree sloper will feel hard.