7 Yaniro 2 Finger Pockets

These are some of the best pockets ever made. If you want training tools to get you ready for Wyoming dolomite or Spearfish Canyon limestone, these sinkers are worth the price. They are super comfy and deep! Particularly for lock-off or rose moves, their depth helps create more control. I used to love setting specific sequences with them, but now I just appreciate the pure simplicity of them on my home wall.

This would be a good set for a variety of walls. I have a straight 40 degree only and all are usable, but two are pretty small and would be better on volumes or vertical. Nonetheless, I really like the set and even though the smallest are quite tough especially at 40 degrees the largest and deepest are absolutely perfect for my wall and are good two finger jugs if there ever was such a thing. I have other jugs and these are really fun to campus to and practice accuracy. The slick texture is nice and its comfortable to have my fingers slide in and slip out without unnecessary abrasion.

These are some of my favorite two finger pockets. Most of them are super comfy and you are not to scared to pull hard. But there are a couple that are pretty shallow and make you think twice. Overall a great set for my 45.

I rarely see them in gyms here in so cal. but then I go outside, and find pockets everyone in the santa monica mountains. Glad I got these for my 30 degree home wall. there are some really shallow ones that will cause need some finger strength!

There is one hold that haunts me more than slopers, and that is the 2-finger pocket (I avoid 1-finger pockets altogether). These are great pockets for training. Some are deep cut, some shallow, and some are great for grabbing from top or bottom. Also make for good foot smears on vertical surfaces. Good holds to mix it up on your wall.

When people chip holds in limestone this is what they are trying for.  This set is perfect for the indoor gym.  Covers the territory sinker deep 2f to sketchy shallow 2f.