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Ist der Schuh vorne auch so spitz wie zum Beispiel beim Solution Comp?

This is so awesome, I’ve always wanted something like this

So. I Bought them 2 weeks ago ;-) how do you like them? I like them a lot ;-)

Put the price... For sure a good shoe, but the shoes are not the limiting factor to climb higher grades these days. Even with random five ten aka adidas they climb 9a boulders. But yes, nice shoes 😊

Hi, have they stretched out?

How is the foam on the Petzl I heard it degrades quiclky does it?

Wow so glad google suggested your channel. Such lovely and useful content, thank you. Super excited to try build my own slab training wall now and wondering how I could just add something to a regular room with plasterboard and timber frame behind it.

Could I ask which La Sportiva shoe the heel on the Ondra Comp you would compare it to ? Or maybe which scarpa ?

I tried them on and they fit perfect. I’m waiting for some good reviews and comparison with the dragos which don’t fit that perfect but still great. I hope you make the video soon 😅

Awesome

I think it's a "fair" comparison to do it with the Scarpa Drago because it's the shoe that's widely used and dominating in the comp circuit nowadays but the shoe is more designed as Theory 2.0 because the whole La Sportiva range is now very old and doesn't follow that well the new needs for comp style bouldering. Also, buy yourself a wrist widget instead of taping, as a fragile wrists people myself, it always makes me giggles when climbers have 200$+ shoes at their feet and are picky about a 20$ thing that's reusable for months/years and just way better than taping haha ! I've bought two (because I usually injure both of them 🙃a year ago and they're still in very good shape after 6-8 months of wearing for every session (did I already said that I injure them often ?)

looking forward to your comparison with the dragos

Love the video. The Ondra comps look so sick and I'd love to know how these compare against the Dragos fit and performance wise.

whats your best grade

I climb on the original set moonboard personally. I also do some training on a low angle spray wall. Having variety as you say is pretty important. Having benchmarks and pre-set boulders also forces me to do easier graded problems that are very difficult style wise. I think thats another major advantage that is missed on a spraywall as its easy to set the things one is familiar with already.

This is soooo cool!!!! Can’t wait to get my spray wall up even more now!

0:18 "Detention board" is where you go to train when you pissed off everyone in the gym 😆 Apparently pros mostly train on a spray wall. But here is the thing - I'm not a pro. And I usually don't have a lot of time to spare in the gym, so I just climb set problems. My home wall is a MB mini knock-off for that reason.

Yes, please do video about making your own wood holds. It's fun, rewarding, and not "that" hard. I made around 30 Just don't lose any fingers!

Your channel is great. Ive only just discovered it and its a bit of a gem. Keep doing what you are doing. Success is inevitable!

I think that's a great idea, thank you for sharing it. I think I might implement the same too

Its petzl alto?

Swedish manufacturer Ergoholds make some really nice holds.

For anyone who is looking for cheap holds go to your climbing gym and ask if they have any old holds for sale that they can't use anymore for commercial use. They most of the time give them out for just a few bucks or even for free! You might not always get the best but it's really easy to fill your own wall this way for cheap 😉

This is awesome I wanna build something like this someday

This is incredible, glad it was in my recommended

building my own with help from your vids!!

Hard Boulder projects pls

I like all the different camera angles. Love the homewall vids.

Would be cool if you could try out/review Synrock Holds, bc they are made out of some ceramic stuff and I think you would really like them! Love the vids keep going bro

I love wooden holds. I’m the owner of Coqui Climbing Holds. I love making them and climbing on them. Great video!

I detail my homewall build on my channel.

Go visit the Homewall subreddit, we would love to see you over there!

Inspiration for the next generation of homewall owners. I love having mine, the building and evolution over time is so cool to see.

How did you figure out the structural integrity of the wall, as in how did you stabilize your wall from wobbling, cracking, or falling over?

Thanks for your recommendation. I had bought some books and have read it. It was so nice

Nice video really good content, good job man👍

these videos are such high quality! u deserrve way more attention

i prefer moonboard because it was my first board and i love it for developing finger strength. kilter is easier for beginners but moonboard is the og finger developer

When building my home wall, I had to decide if I wanted to build it as a spray or as a standardized board. I ended up building a spray. It's worth pointing out that time and time again, pros constantly mention that 90% of their training is on the spray wall.

Cool video, well thought out and expressed.

Kilter/ moon boards are not all the same sadly

Solid vid

Thanks for the video, it was interesting comparison. I've started using the kilterboard a little bit for the strength training (as a very casual climber, not particularly serious training) and discovering how to benefit from it but haven't really understood the spray wall, despite it looking impressive for other climbers. I think I'm not that good at beta/route reading overall, so I guess it makes sense that it would be difficult for me to create my own problems or stick to the same holds...any tips how you set up your own problems intentionally on the spray wall?