Bellaroca® | Portable Climbing Hangboards for Climbing Training, Professional Climbing Boards for Finger Strenght in Rock Climbing and Bouldering

I’ve used many hangboars throughout my climbing journey, and i’m really happy with this one. The quality is excellent and it offers a fair variety of holds for its size. Definitely worth the money.

GreatI've used many hangboards throughout my climbing journey, and I'm really happy with this one. The quality is excellent, and it offers a fair variety of holds for its size. Definitely worth the money.

I was initially skeptical as I own a couple of hangboards and didn't really buy the concept of these. However, I must say I am surprised by how useful they are. Easy to set up, offer a wide variety of holds, and are very well made. They also feel good when hanging from them. The only thing I would improve is that I have big hands (I am 6'2") and one level feels somewhat tight. Happily surprised overall!

Significantly better and cheaper than the other alternatives. Also forces you to use stabilizers if doing pullups as compared to to the drilled board ones.

Works perfectly

Well made and good feel on the holds, would recommend!

I've been climbing for 15 years. I climbed V11 boulder problems and 5.14 sport routes, so I know a thing or two about training for climbing.I bought this products after reading the excellent reviews here on Amazon, but ended up quite disappointed with it.There are two main problems with this portable hang board:1) The edges of the rungs are SHARP, i.e., not beveled.Seriously? Have you tried any of the benchmark hang-boards on the market recently?How can one hang for a significant time on an unbeveled edge?The whole point of having a wooden hang board is that it is not rough on your skin so that one can train harder and longer...2) The edges are very narrow. I struggle to place four digits in any of the rungs, and when I manage to do so (for the smallest edges) my finger tips are crammed between the sides of the edge, which distributes the weight in a way that is not very beneficial for crimping.It is impossible that this product was designed by serious climbers. It was either designed by people that don't climb (by copying other products) or it was designed by amateurs with tiny hands.Either way, there are much better products out there for the same price.

Three problems:- the edges are too sharp and you can easily cut yourself while hanging- it is tedious to balance the ropes to equalize the height between the two- the width of holes is for 3 finger grip, not 4 fingers, especially the deepest one