The Rope Edge is a unique and visually striking climbing hold made from recycled climbing rope.
This extra-large edge offers a comfortable, large radius edge for easy grip on vertical walls but transforms into a technical challenge when placed on steeper angles. The rope texture adds an interesting dimension to your climbing experience, providing a mix of grip types, from pinches to crimps, depending on how it is oriented.
Ideal for climbers looking to add variety to their wall, the Rope Edge combines functionality with a standout design.
Key Features:
- Extra-large edge made from recycled climbing rope for a unique texture
- Versatile grip options suitable for vertical and steep walls
- Provides a comfortable grip or a challenging pinch and crimp on steeper angles
- Requires 1 x 2" bolt for secure installation
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- All bolt-on holds/sets require socket head type bolts, except for the Classic Footholds Set which requires countersunk head bolts.
- All bolts Uncarved Block sells are imperial 3/8" diameter with UNC threads. All holds compatible with 10mm metric bolts.
- Unless otherwise stated, t-nuts are not included with holds or sets.
- Any items shown in pictures other than holds are to show scale and are not included with purchase.
- More information about hold colors click here.
- Bolts optionally supplied with holds/sets are suited for 17 mm thick climbing walls, if you require longer bolts order these separately.
- It is cheaper & faster to select random colours.
A Different Hold
13 May 2021This hold handles like no other hold I have, which alone makes it an interesting addition. On vertical it is a nice big radius edge/jug that is easy to move on/off. When you put it on a steeper angle, or non-horizontal orientation it becomes less about the overall shape, and the rope texture comes into play. I started pinching and crimping along the rope strands and had to start really working for it. My impression is that is doesn't have quite as much friction as standard tex but is not too slippery. It would be really interesting to try the sloper! Definitely got the novelty factor, but also a very usable interesting hold.
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