19 DIFFERENT GRIPS
Taken : 18mm, 20mm, 25mm + 40mm (center)
Sockets + wedges : 8mm, 10mm, 15mm + 20mm, 30mm (center)
Angled grips : 30mm / 35°
Bi-fingers : 20mm
Angled bi-fingers : 25mm / 30°
Mono : 1 phalanx + 2 phalanxes
Location : 43°, 38° + 30° (center)
Location : Trays + central handle
New
Excellent grip
This workout beam is made of poplar wood, offering excellent grip and respect for your skin. The rounding of the sockets has also been designed to be the most Comfortable and ergonomic possible.
Innovative
Magnetic wedges included
The system of magnetic wedges allows you to challenge yourself and evolve by reducing the depth of the grips by 10 mm. Afraid of losing the wedges? No problem, you can store them on the magnetic mounts located on either side of the climbing beam.
versatile
Central handle
The center handle is ideal for all levels, whether performing one-arm pull-ups or attaching a rubber band to do offload pull-ups. (Download the leaflet)
Specific sockets
The Verticalboard Evo has mono, bi-finger (especially inclined) and challenging flats, while keeping the grips easy and essential for a good warm-up and progression (25mm, tubs, etc.)
Approved by experienced coaches
Approved by experienced coaches
Designed in the Alps
Designed in the Alps
Tested by professionals
Tested by professionals
FAQ
Yes, magnetic wedges and screws are included with the Verticalboard Evo
Shipping costs are free on this product.
From the first uses, the beam will gain grip thanks to the creation of relief due to the accumulation of magnesia. After thousands of uses on dishes, they will start to patina and lose grip. Just sand with coarse sandpaper to bring a new youth to the wood and find the friction of yesteryear.
We have chosen to use poplar wood for its comfort, design and ecology characteristics. In addition to being soft to the touch, it offers a good grip while taking care not to damage your precious skin. In addition, it is a wood that is one of the fast-growing trees that consumes little water and captures more CO2 than the others (between 70 and 140 liters per hour)