dip drytool hold shoe care 100 of the finest boulder

100 of the finest boulder problems in the Fontainebleau forest

Internal zip pocket for valuables

or small objects

Very functional

dip drytool hold shoe care 100 of the finest boulderHold for training drytooling designed by Dennis Van Hoek in The Netherlands. From training for beginners up to hardcore competition climbers. The 'Dip' is opens with sides so super stable placement are required. Pick shifting up to a 40degree angle is possible before the pick slips out. You can easily use this hold on walls up to 45 degrees. Placement in a roof is possible but does require a lot of body tension to fixate the hold. This is not a stein