This set of progression balls means the balls get lower in the plate from one to the next, creating more challenging pick placements.
The tallest ball offers the easier-to-hook ball, an intermediate-level difficulty on low-angled walls.
The shallowest ball is more complex, meaning the Z-axis is less forgiving regarding tool orientation. The pick will pop off if you allow your ax to rotate away from the wall.
The remaining two holds are between the balls.
Size: 1" balls
Stands off the wall: 1"
Backplate: 4" x 6" Oval
Material: Stainless steel
Hardness Comparison: View Chart and Descriptions
Warranty: Lifetime
RESPONSIBILITY: Please be aware that it is unacceptable to drytool at your local crag. Drytooling damages natural rock. You should drytool only in places where the local community has dedicated the area and never on established rock climbing routes.
DRY TOOLING ETHICS: What You Should Know before heading out.