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  • System Bombs 4.5" (Bolt-on) ( Set of 2 )
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System Bombs 4.5" (Bolt-on) ( Set of 2 )

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$42.36
This sloper has a camber to it so you get the roundness on top just like our hanging 4.5" Bombs. You can rotate it 180 degrees and get a less positive more open hand version. There is a side marking on the axis of the hold to make the rotation accurately easy.
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Awesome
I added a few sets of these to my 35 degree system board. At first they felt positive and even too easy. Not the case as once my core got tired I was falling off, even with the hold set at the most positive position. It was easy to get them adjusted just right with the markings on the side. As I suck less at grabbing these holds I can turn them to make em slopier. Value! The texture is perfect and doesn’t destroy my skin when peeling off. 5 stars
1/18/2020 2:45 PM
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Super Comfortable
I love these holds. Super comfortable, fit perfectly in one hand. On our 45 degree wall they feel about a v3-v4 difficulty. Excellent easy way to train sloper strength
5/4/2020 11:39 AM
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great top out holds
I use this on my 20degree system wall - they go to the top of the wall as the final holds to top out from. These work great there because they aren't too slopey  or too easy like a jug.
5/19/2020 4:23 PM
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Very comfortable
On my 33˚ wall this is a very comfortable one handed sloper. Not quite positive enough for a full huck onto, but easy to slap when set in the more positive direction - the mark on the side makes ensuring the orientation easy. I may get another set of these to go next to my hangboard at some point...
6/16/2020 5:39 AM
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Amazing!
I love that these have two different angles on them, it really feels like you get the best bang-for-your-buck. I have these set on a 30-degree wall on the more positive side. Perfect for doing pull ups and warming up on. It's easy to rotate them to make them more challenging as well. Would highly recommend.
12/2/2020 11:05 PM
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