Warm Up Mixed Set 1

Name: Warm Up Mixed Set 1
Brand: Core Climbing

Core Climbing

£154.03

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Mixed set circa Font 5+ at 45 degrees. Featuring Mini jugs with varying textures and 4 very positive pinches ideal for warming up. Small mixed sets allow home walls to be set by colour. Tip if you have unused holds or no room left for a specific colour, try using a marker pen to draw circles on the holds to create a separate route. Please note the difficulty is only a rough guide, holds will feel easier at less steep angles and vice versa. The main thing is that these holds are genuinely useable at the stated angle and grade range, there are no impossible holds in these sets. Boulders can be m

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Warm Up Mixed Set 1

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