Crack Trainer with Soft Grip

WIDE BOYZ LTD.

£150

The Wide Boyz Crack Trainer with Soft Grip is a simple, lightweight, two piece adjustable crack system, for home use or training areas within climbing gyms. It can be used as a single unit for crack specific exercises and dialling in your technique or multiple units can be added together to do full boulder problems and circuits. The product comes in a flat packed style which is easily assembled and installed by the user. Soft Grip is provided with this product and can be installed within the assembly process, plus easily replaced at a later date if worn. Using Soft Grip will provide a grippy a

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Registered at Companies House as WIDE BOYZ LTD., number 10545594. Checked 2026-08-29.
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