A 1.65 pound wood hangboard you can hang anywhere and pack in a bag
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- climbers training grip at home, and warming up at the crag before a hard route
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- It does not include a hanging strap or bar, so you need a pull-up bar, a tree branch, or a sling to use it
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A Two Stones portable hangboard CNC milled from a single block of rail wood with no chips or glued splices, measuring 19.6 by 4.0 by 1.2 inches and weighing about 1.65 pounds. Unlike a fingerboard that bolts permanently over a doorway, this one hangs from straps or a bar, so it travels and leaves no holes in a rental. It has finger pockets for 1, 2, 3, and 4 fingers at four different depths plus edges, which simulates the range of holds you meet on real rock. All pocket edges are radiused at R5 and the surface is polished, so the wood is gentle on skin compared to textured resin boards that shred fingertips. Best fit: climbers training grip at home, and warming up at the crag before a hard route.
Pros
- Hangs from straps instead of bolting to a doorframe, so renters can train and travel with it
- CNC milled from one solid wood block with no splices or glued seams
- Radiused R5 edges and polished surface are far kinder to skin than textured resin boards
- 1, 2, 3, and 4 finger pockets at four depths cover beginner through advanced training
Cons
- It does not include a hanging strap or bar, so you need a pull-up bar, a tree branch, or a sling to use it
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to drill into my wall to use this?
No. It is designed to hang from straps, a sling, or a pull-up bar, which is the main advantage over a mounted fingerboard. That makes it workable in a rental and portable to the crag.
Is it good for a beginner climber?
It is designed for both beginners and advanced climbers, with four pocket depths so you can start on the deepest holds. That said, fingerboard training puts real stress on tendons, so beginners should ramp up slowly and avoid full-bodyweight hangs on small pockets early on.
Will the wood tear up my fingertips?
Wood is notably easier on skin than textured resin. All pocket edges are radiused and the surfaces are polished smooth, so it is designed to avoid the fingertip shredding that resin boards cause.
How big and heavy is it?
19.6 by 4.0 by 1.2 inches and roughly 1.65 pounds, so it fits in a backpack without much penalty.
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