System Holds - Slopers

The Font creases offer a little more than just a smooth sloper. It gives you the option to open-hand the sloper or you can open-hand crimp the creases. Either way, they do feel similar enough to be a System Sloper.

This hold is considerably harder to hold on to compared to Sloper #1. At the point where your hand drops off, the hold follows along with the curvature of your hand. A great choice for a Hang Board.

For a 40 degree system wall, this is an advanced hold. As the wall gets steeper, your palm falls off the hold.

For an explanation of why we chose this hold, please read the description Sloper #1.

Note the profile photo for how deep the sloper goes back.

Sold as a set of 2 holds.

There's lots of room for your hand on this hold. The indent at the back of the hold gives you full on open hand sloper training or if you have a little Brit in you, you might try to open hand crimp it like gritstone.

Sold as a set of 2 holds.

The below description is very similar to Sloper #3 however, this one, #4 is a more slopier/difficult to hold version. There's lots of room for your hand on this hold. The indent at the back of the hold gives you full on open hand sloper training or if you have a little Brit in you, you might try to open hand crimp it like gritstone.

Sold as a set of 2 holds.

The is the slopiest, most difficult to hold system sloper we offer. It's not perfectly smooth as you can see indents on both sides of it. One side is more positive than the other. To say positive is an understatement though. The indents offer a little bit of finger pad but mostly, it's all about skin friction and sloper hand skill.

Sold as a set of 2 holds.