Tension board vs moonboard reddit. Reply reply crustysloper • .

Tension board vs moonboard reddit. Decent amount of sloping non positive hold profiles. Sep 13, 2020 · The Moon Board has the largest database of problems, but I don't think there's any shortage of great problems on the Tension Board. Moonboard vs. Don't know why people insist on calling all board grades sandbagged when they're more in line with outdoor grades than anything else (but some Moonboard benchmarks are sandbagged, I'll admit). I can do 2-3 grades harder on the 2016 Moonboard compared to the Tension Board, but my buddy is the opposite. The new set is all screw on so not too much work. Climbed V8 outside, V7 BM on the moonboard (I’ve sent 6 V7 BMs) V7 on tension board. My gym has both a smaller Moon and the full Tension (and another gym close by has the "home" Kilter, and further still has a larger Kilter). Tension Board (vs. Regularly send V7/8 range problems in the local gym, some feel easy, some require a lot of effort. I am significantly stronger than him, but he has significantly better technique than me. The Tension Board database isn't great, but it makes up for that by having the best footholds, a symmetrical layout, and a decent mix of holds that could be used for circuiting as well as strength/power training. Which climbing board is best for you? You can apparently set up the new 2. I'm new to this subreddit so please excuse me if I break any guidelines with this post. Considering maybe swapping out the home wall, or making a rotation. Reply reply crustysloper •. It’s really awesome that Tension made it possible to just transfer between sets like that. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. 0 set on the same layout as the original tension board, with some slight adjustment to lighting. I used the Moon exactly once and the Tension had me hooked. Feels less jumpy than the moonboard, with a bigger emphasis on full body tension. Lots of thin pinching too. Kilter Board?) Hi all. Mar 26, 2024 · Longtime board fanatic Matt Samet tested the Tension Board 2, the MoonBoard 2024, and the Woods Board. I've actually been meaning to build a moonboard or tensionboard in my garage for a while now and I figure now is as good a time as any to start, especially considering all the free time I currently have. A mirrored board is an idea that stood the test of time, but there are significant drawbacks to the tension and kilter boards that they are progressing on. If the average climber spent a full session focused on, say, spray wall climbing just once every few weeks I predict the sandbag claims would mostly go away—I believe it's a comfort issue. The original tension board is pretty powerful and has the smallest, most aggresive crimps of any commercial board but plenty of jugs too so lots of potential for big throws on good holds or tensiony moves on truly bad holds. I didn't use the Kilter Board enough to know if their database size is a problem. Finally, the small slopey feet are great for training keeping body tension on bad feet. The feet are often very slippery. They will probably be better, but the question is will they be better enough to sway customers towards a board with a smaller community vs an established product. I'm considering buying an at home board at some point in the next few months, and I'm curious how these 2 (or 3) boards stack up with each other. vhplqw mch kszdy rzlb gigul dup abfjh pcuuexs gvymc nwjhqm