Peg Board Bombs / Balls 3.5" ( Set of 2 )

The 3.5" bombs were an addition to our 15 degree pegboard wall. They are easier to hold than regular pegs, but more of a challenge to place.  They are an excellent addition to any pegboard.

Fits well into the palm of an adult hand, making it about as easy to grip...up until the point that you are dangling from it. Once in the peg receiver, it rotated freely, which dramatically increases the difficulty because you have to use a lot of effort to stabilize. Additionally, it’s a lot harder to insert these pegs into the receiver; requires more focus to ensure they are properly aligned. These wore me out incredibly fast. Great product!

These are great for anyone who has a pegboard but wants an added grip challenge! These are also good for doing pull ups on!

I bought these for an added grip challenge on my pegboard and they did not disappoint! They are easy to hold but are challenging to place.  I highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their pegboard training.

These are much more challenging than your average peg. They are great for ninja warrior and rock climbing training. They are also great for sloper training. These are great for grip building.

Got a set for a climbing campus board with the 15 deg ball receivers.  Pretty excited about the strength required to handle them and the precision needed to place them.  It's nice that they aren't so crimp dependent and require the whole grip.

These are a great way to enhance your peg climb. Its a great way to change up you peg workout too. They are very sturdy and well designed. Climb on!

-Yes, these are bigger and bulkier than your traditional Peg, forcing you to use more of an open-hand grip instead of a closed-grip, but their real Training Advantage is changing your hand orientation from palms facing (normal peg) to palms away (balls). So it's more an open-handed pullup, rather than a neutral pullup. This changes the grip and forearm emphasis and is more akin to real-world climbing and scaling.
-But remember, it IS bigger than the traditional peg, so it's not a 1-1 exchange, it's a training progression.