set of 6 · $16/hold
Deep, friendly incuts patterned after the first holds Caleb ever grabbed. Warm-up jugs that make a home wall feel generous instead of punishing.
- Set of 6
- Incut 30–40mm
- Bolt-on, hardware included
- Hand-oiled finish
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Product photography is being shot; until then, the wood species tells you most of what you need to know. Prints and small workshop goods are joining the shelf soon, and custom requests are always open. Ask about a piece.
Small-batch wooden climbing hold sets, $7–20 per hold depending on wood and shaping time. Made to order; expect two to three weeks on the bench.
set of 6 · $16/hold
Deep, friendly incuts patterned after the first holds Caleb ever grabbed. Warm-up jugs that make a home wall feel generous instead of punishing.
$120
set of 8 · $15/hold
Eight precision edges in four depths, 8–20mm, with a rounded radius that spares your pulleys and a grain that gets prettier with chalk.
set of 4 · $18/hold
Sculpted pinch blocks that taper like water-worn stone. Set them wide for compression circuits or stack them on a system wall.
set of 3 · $18/hold
Three broad domes at 30°, 35°, and 40°. Wooden slopers demand honest body tension. These teach it without shredding skin.
Custom wood hangboards and training boards from $100, built to your wall and your fingers. Custom edge depths on request.
from $100
A custom wood hangboard with two edge rows, a jug rail, and depths cut to your fingers. The same board Caleb trains on. The one that hung over his hospital bed came first.
from $350
A full home training board, sized to your wall and stocked with Ridgespine wooden climbing holds. Includes a setup consult with Caleb: angles, spacing, and a starter circuit.
Burl features. Nature makes the pattern exactly once; each piece is signed, numbered, and never repeated.
Burl grows where a tree heals. The grain knots into a pattern that has never existed before and never will again. Cut once, shaped once, gone.
A swirl-figured maple burl shaped into a two-hand feature. Photograph coming; the wood is already on the bench. Nature made the pattern, and it only gets made into a hold once.