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5 XL Golfus Pinches

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$89.36
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There's no doubt that these require serious pinching as they yield V2 on vertical walls. They are all neutral to slopey, which means you can't cheat your way around them. On a 45 degree wall, expect V8+. All of the holds are quite long with the smallest at 9" so setting them as horizontal ledges allow for room for both hands. When using them horizontally, expect V3 on vertical and V9 on a 45-degree wall.

  • V2 on vertical walls
  • V8 on 45-degree walls
  • The smallest hold measures 3-1/2" wide x 9" tall x 2-1/2" off the wall
  • The largest hold measures 3-3/4" wide x 12-1/2" tall x 2-1/2" tall
  • Texture: Atomik 2.0 (Smooth)

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Great in many different ways
These holds are easy to get creative with and adds lots of variety to a pack like the 100 steep wall pack. These make certain routes more difficult than they already were. I personally like these types of holds because of the difference that they bring to a wall. I do recommend to try these out!
3/24/2020 7:00 AM
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There's no doubt that these require serious pinching as they yield V2 on vertical walls. They are all neutral to slopey, which means you can't cheat your way around them. On a 45 degree wall, expect V8+. All of the holds are quite long with the smallest at 9" so setting them as horizontal ledges allow for room for both hands. When using them horizontally, expect V3 on vertical and V9 on a 45-degree wall.

  • V2 on vertical walls
  • V8 on 45-degree walls
  • The smallest hold measures 3-1/2" wide x 9" tall x 2-1/2" off the wall
  • The largest hold measures 3-3/4" wide x 12-1/2" tall x 2-1/2" tall
  • Texture: Atomik 2.0 (Smooth)

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