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The nickname 'Iron Palm' was so unfair in high school.

A couple slopers sized larger than a handful on the So Ill Holds Iron Palm Training Board will prepare you for days on real rock. Test your wits on the two big pinches, and then campus up and down the differently sized edges. This bomber urethane training board offers a solid workout for mid-level and higher skilled climbers who can’t make it to the gym every day.

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5 5

DEON NORTJE

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great training device with cool surface feel

5 5

Thomas Ogasawara

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Of all the hang boards I've used, this one takes the cake in the sloper division. Those giant, slightly suggestive holds are awesome for training your hands to stick to slopers, and the rails in between are pretty sweet too.

brent

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yes, the suggestive slopes are so perrrrfect!

4 5

brent

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the iron palm is incredibly rough on your hands. not necessarily a bad thing, but whatever.

Chalk is not 100% necessary, but does help with hand-oil. The holds are mostly well thought out and work well for training. The paddles, pinches, and iron palm are the reason to get this thing otherwise it's exactly like every other board.

the horizontal holds are deeper at the top, thinner at the bottom and there's one in the middle that is pretty sloped for those 1 to 1 and 1/2 pad slopey crimpy deadhangs.

I love the pinches and the palms, but for the money there are better hangboards to train with. If you get it at a discount or really need to work on those slopers/pinches go ahead hang it above your doorway!

PS. pullups on anything but the palms/paddles are very narrow and no where near a comfortable shoulder width. so if you're getting it for pullups, look elsewhere.

ajh5452794

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what is a better board in your opinion?

charladam

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The Etch Motherboard.

5 5

Jeff Chrisler

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They have this at the gym I climb at, and it is great. I like the massive bulbous holds on the outside as a break for the crimps and pinches on the inside. Solid board.

what are the dimensions?

max4605480

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what are the dimensions?

Matt

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Just got back from the So iLL website:

27 in x 11.5 in x 4 in

Hope that helps.

5 5

Gerry Retzloff

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I love the Iron Palm. Nice Hang board, but if you want to spend a little more money, look into the Etch Motherboard. Both are excellent.

Hold descriptions on Iron Palm:
Bottom Edge - One pad (Flat) (Similar to a Door Frame)
Second Edge - One pad (Sloping)
Third Edge - One Pad and Half (Sloping)
Top Edge - Two Pads (In-cut)

The Slopers are also really cool, Probably the main feature of this hang board.
The pinches are cool too, they are flat just to let you know, (not in-cut or sloping), and can be used for compression workouts too.

I Mainly do campus workouts, and practice bumping using every hold. I like this hang board because you get a little bit of every type of hold you need to get stronger, (especially the bottom edge and the slopers in my opinion!)

5 5

fal2596268

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This is not your average hangboard! Please note the description- "for mid-level and higher skilled climbers"

I own two hangboards, this one is for when i'm feelin EXTRA frisky. The slopers are sweet, you can pick how much you wanna punish yourself. Put your hands straight on top and it's easy. Closer to the face and you're gonna get a workout.

The edges vary greatly, top rung is great for a burnout set of pullups, bottom rung... well, you better start there while you're fresh.

THE PINCHES- this is what i really love about this hangboard, not offered on my other (big brand name) version. Two different sizes. I love doing lockoffs on these pinches. or pullups. or just staring at them in defeated awe.

note- as seems to be true for most so ill holds, this hangboard is very gritty. It will tear up your hands a little. But hey, quit bein' a puss. builds character.


make sure you've got a good mount for this thing, you're gonna need it.

4 5

Gol3768304

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Just getting into climbing and wanted to increase my steez. Much more enjoyable than a standard pull up bar. Plus it looks sick over my door. I did snap one of the included screws during installation so you might want to predrill your holes.

CryptoChild

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The CryptoChild Iron Palm HangBoard is like no other. Witness the power that you too can harness, just by using it!

Pete T

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When I need that extra edge, Cryptochild's Iron Palm Training Board dramatically boosts my finger strength. With perfectly sculpted pinches, slopers and crimps, I can get a full workout in the convenience of my own home.

Watch a battle unfold at the Hueco Rock Ranch during the first ever CryptoChild Iron Palm Open.