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Such a rad video

How did you find having your board up against a wall on the left? I’m about to build a wall in my garage but have to be about six inches from a wall on the left and have read that it’s not ideal

Is the kickboard secured to the wall in any way? Or is it just floating?

Is your ceiling 10 feet tall? If so did you have to modify the board to fit? The build instructions state minimum height required is 10 ft 5 inches

Looks great..what height is required? I see it's just over 3m needed on the moon website, but is that the length of the angled face of the board? I have 2.5m height and don't want the mini... thanks!

Rockclimbing and Sleeping at last I love this

Here we are, standing on the shoulders of giants in the throne rooms of the mountain gods. ty

i use steel for my frame wall

Beautiful

how thick is the plywood?

awesome vid man! thanx^^

What are the dimensiones of the board? And what is the distande of the holds? (mm please?)

Tysm

Do you think that eucalyptus timber would be strong enough for this project?

hi from Italy. Really nice moonboard i didn't understand if you dig to create concrete supports or not.

2 questions about the crash pads, How big do you think the fall area is? The wall comes out approximately 8' in depth but do much further do you think it's possible to swing? What did you use for the mats? Did you just use an old mattress? is that thick enough/large enough? Using outdoor crash pads seems way too expensive for such a large area.

Hey, I'm building my board in a week. Could you answer too small questions for me? 1.)Any regrets for going with vertical supports as opposed to diagonal? How often are they in the way for you? 2.)How are your hinges handling the load? I'm thinking of doing hinges too and am not sure if I should go with joist hangers instead. Do you know which hinges you bought?

Hi from Australia! I was just wondering what specific bolts did you use (since you mentioned we should use heavy duty bolts instead of screws)? Don't bolts usually have thinner threads which would mean less penetration into the wood?

When you were resting and the camera panned up to show the long heinous section you are about to climb through. Holy shit!

Is your garage ceiling constructed of joists or trusses? If it's trusses, were you concerned about the weight of the board at all?

so helpful thx!! <3😀

This is such an artistic video. Loved it :)

hi, great video! I am 10 feet tall. Do you think that is enough? can i mosify something?

Really well put together. Deserves more views.

Measure twice cut once

Nice raw content. Rad!

Did Hoseok ever notice you?

Is there a way that you were able to make sure it was exactly 40 degrees?

Nice board, and a decent, succinct 'build-story'. PS "vertical beams" are .... columns! ;)

Love it: 'measure once, cut twice'. 😁

That song! 🎵❤️🎥

Awesome!

Love the song and I love the vibes!

I love watching you climb this. It's just beautiful.

Fun vid! Love the laid back style. Tuolumne is all time, looks like ya'll had a great trip.

Beautiful climb! Thanks for posting!!

Such a P.R.O

song is legit a banger tho ngl

Great quality video! You earned a new sub!

This looks dooooope

Good guide, great hair.

Love ur voice overs, ur hella funny. What should i do to get my finger strength up?

I think it got upgraded to 13b didn’t it?

Isn't that dangerous??

Sorry, so how far did you end up spacing the studs?

FWIW, the Skwama isn't really a "soft" shoe, it's a flexible shoe with a stiff toe-box (from the plastic insert). I didn't like them when I first got them because everyone calls them "soft", but they really aren't. The Theory's are mega soft, and only gets its structure from the rubber (and maybe a very thin midsole), which is part of why they feel like such talons on steep terrain. It's a small distinction, but realizing that made me like the Skwama's more because I could actually use them for the footholds I wanted, instead of being disappointed I couldn't wrap my toe around holds like I can in a truly soft shoe (like the Theory).

Awesome climbing! And climbing is climbing. Anyone can lift a finger and point out technique, those people cant lift the same fingers to get up off them and do exercise themselves. My advice don't listen to everyone because everyone will give you bad advice. Listen to people you trust and who only make you better at everything you do, if they don't, don't give them your time. Only you make the value of what your time is worth.

I think the foot thing is actually a couple things that come together to make the move easy. Fundamentally it's a balance thing, but having it flagged lets you create more torque naturally into the foot hold, so when you go for the move, the pull from the right hand bring your weight closer into the wall, and more onto your foot, instead of spinning you off and away from the wall, which is what usually happens. Theoretically, you could do the same move with the foot close if you thought about "rolling up" into the move, but flagging wide just makes it more natural, and more balanced. It also makes engaging the glutes and posterior chain easier, and those are the fundamental muscles needed to keep body tension through a far toe.

Are you just using a load of bouldering mats for padding or is there something underneath them aswell?

I can climb 3 grades higher with anime music blasting in the background