Moonboard reddit boardstalker. com. I swear some of the V5s on the moonboard 2017 are V8 or harder. Moonboard uses 198 (11x18) holds which for 2016 cost about $1000 so it actually sounds cheaper than the beast maker option. From what I can see this doesn’t make a difference in the East/West direction because I can just trim off 40mm from the Eastern edge. Max 7c+ boulder outdoors. raw power from the Tension/Moonboard at lower angles. The community for Old School RuneScape discussion on Reddit. You stopped climbing a specific style (Moonboard) and so your body stopped / reversed those adaptations for the Moonboard. It's the one big advantage of using a moonboard over just a random spraywall. Power-wise - I've really tried to incorporate weighted pull-ups into my climbing training. Have climbed on a moonboard for 18 years now… I was hoping to love this. Depending on the set, I feel like moonboard is about 1 to 2 grades sandbagged. Getting ready to put up a wall in my garage, just curious what other people’s thoughts are on the different Moonboard sets. Moonboard Strength Intervals: choose 6 problems, do them each 3x, 3 minute rest between attempts. I’ve sent a handful of the V3s and one or two V4s. I was interested in how folks max grade on the moonboard benchmarks compares to outside. The grading feels hard (compared to outdoors) and I feel like my technique on it could use some improvement. This has helped me a lot with power. Obviously you gotta take what you get when you are outdoors, but I don't see the point in indoor training on tweaky holds - you can make all the strength gains you Welcome to /r/SkyrimMods! We are Reddit's primary hub for all things modding, from troubleshooting for beginners to creation of mods by experts. Moonboard users are a cult (myself included) and sharing problems over instagram, and the sheer level and diversity in the setting across the world - I just don't see that on the kilter board. I rarely use reddit but I remembered this community and the moonboard has been such a formative part of climbing for me that I had to share this crazy progress with a group of people with this similar niche obsession like myself :) Free UK/EU Shipping Over £35/€40 Spring 2025 Clothing Now in Stock Sign Up To Our Newsletter! New Roll Top Bags Moonboard 2024 Setup Available Free UK/EU Shipping Over £35/€40 Climbed on the Moonboard for about two years and fell in love. If are looking to purchase a moonboard though, if it were me, I would splurge for a 2019 moonboard knowing I always have the option to set the 2016 alongside having the wood holds for either the 2019 set or just tossing them on a spray wall. Hi Everyone Just wondering if anyone I’m going to build a mini moonboard but in Australia I can only find 2400x1200 plywood. So if you don’t climb above the minimum bouldering grade of your gym’s MoonBoard, it is unlikely that you will send any problems on the board. Basically you should be able to get a lot of technique improvement, so try repeating some problems without full crimping. Ravioli Biceps, disciple of our Lord and Savior Ben Moon, once said: " Brush Thy Board" and so shall we follow. TB2 costs $5,508 but is on sale for $4,957, not sure what the hold count is. Hello r/moonboard!One of my long-running goals has been ticking all the benchmarks on the 2016 set! So far I have complete playlists of the V4, V5, and V6 benchmarks! Everything Moonboard related. I have not had that many sessions on it yet, as I am mostly climb routes, have been increadibly busy with work and just moved to a new country. I got really into climbing on the moonboard a little while back and tracking my progression on the leaderboard. 11 climbing than the moonboard. Compared to the Moonboard the Kilter board is “generally” characterized by hard movements on decent holds. Another thing that might be affecting your performance is when you moonboard. Your holds are wood, theirs are plastic. (I'm talking benchmarks compared to the easiest ad most repeated benchmarks of higher grades, and not moonboard grading vs real rock grading. Somewhat at a plateau for years, but not feeling a big need to climb harder grades. Some people above have suggested Moonboard holds are actually pretty cheap - I guess that’s the case, I’ve just never built a wall before. I've performed worse on the moonboard on low-energy days. Some gyms might be softer/stiffer but that's a pretty general level. I’ve done 40+ 7A-7B (out of 224 BMs in total) on the 2016 but haven’t been able to do a single 7A on the 2019 board. I’ll only be lead climbing on the trip so I need to build my endurance back up fast! In this post i want to share my experience with the moonboard and help some new climbers to use it as effective as possible. The Moonboard is almost entirely incut, and worse than that, the vast majority of the holds are primarily used straight up or slightly turned. ) It feels like there's something like a 4 grades stretch between the most and the least repeated problems in a certain grade, and to me the hardest 6b+ took more attempts than the most repeated 7As, same Moonboard is definitely the most sandbagged for sure, then tension and then kilter. That’s not to say they’re not nice. For context I climb up to V6 on kilter original and gym climbs (project grade - can flash quite a few kilter 5s). www. Over the last couple years I started trying to tick off all the benchmark boulders on the 2016 set and currently have ticked off 540/551 of them. I’m particularly underwhelmed with the 2024. Yeah that's what I've been told multiple times, it's simply not true, on the surface at least. This is probably also related to the simple fact, that in the gyms I climb, there are only Moonboards. Due to low ceiling I want do shrink it as far as possible to get to get ~20° at 220cm room height. If you’re barely getting through the easier problems, don’t spend more than 30 minutes per session. Strength and moonboard tekkers do not equal hard grades outdoors, which is what I'm saying in response to OP. 15 redpoints to his name, has scaled back his campusing, saying the MoonBoard gives Oct 9, 2024 · A climbing specific example is when you switch climbing styles / rock type. Currently, I have access to a regular 2019 MoonBoard once or twice a week, but I can squeeze in more 30-45 minute short training sessions during the week. When I first climbed on a Moonboard I felt the same way, but I got better quickly by getting used to the holds, feet following hands style, identifying the holds, etc. My wall was bone dry after a few storms in the summer, so I'm confident it'll last quite a while. I've never been on a Kilter board, but on a Tension and Moonboard and I somehow clicked most with the Moonboard. Cheers *EDIT* I have received an answer from Moonboard customers service. I have done one Moonboard 7B+ BM (heel hook, my style, you name it!) several 7B BM and many 7A+ BM. But the largest problem is the foot situation. Take a sandstone desert climber and put them on some granite and they will struggle. 6 per hold. I do not have any roped climbing at my disposal, only a moonboard and a hangboard. Obviously hoping to improve that. Like yes, the moonboard, like all climbing, trains coreyou need a some core to hold a swing adequately. I’ve watched a handful of YouTube videos about it and read the Reddit pages. For more experienced climbers, a MoonBoard session typically lasts about an hour. Sep 8, 2021 · For route climbing, the MoonBoard can be an amazing power-endurance builder. I think moonboard holds are a little tweaky in the sense that they are too sharp and grabby on the skin - with the pockets being especially tweaky (I pretty much always avoid them). Rob has made a great set of holds. I’ve been using the Kilter and Moonboard apps for a while now (on Android), and while they do the job, I can’t help but feel like they’re a bit sluggish and not as intuitive as they could be. Everything Moonboard related. For reference, the original 2016 MoonBoard starts at V4/6B graded boulder problems. Jan 30, 2023 · MoonBoard problems are notoriously sandbagged compared to gym grades. Moonboard is also one extreme end of a style of climbing/grades. Below ~45 the Kilter holds are all so good that you either get crazy dynos or super contrived movement on hard climbs vs. I have an impromptu trip to the NRG for a few days In exactly 3 weeks, and I need your advice on how to optimize my training in that time. The Moonboard at the 40 degree angle creates a certain style, which at the same angle, you will get on the Kilter board. However, I specifically try and avoid doing weighted pullups on moonboard days. I also moonboard year-round if I can. So far I am pretty happy with this, as it feels like the most out-door like of all commercially available pre-set boards. I wanted to be able to better see the progress I and others were making, so I made an app to that grabs the ranking data from the moonboard app and adds to a database to be able to track progression over time. I plan to build a adjustable mini moonboard. Doing 16 MoonBoard problems in under 40 minutes adds up to an intense session, especially given the problems’ powerful nature. Even if you eventually have to cut feet, establishing on the handhold with your feet still on is going to significantly reduce the contact strength required. Most anyone who’s serious about training has recognized its benefits for core strength and power—one professional climber I spoke to, with multiple 5. Go to Moonboard r/Moonboard • by camper88. I refuse to believe that they are V5 or V6. In October I put up a Mini Moonboard. Tension shines best at 40-50 imo. It may not sound like much, especially since this sub likes to push the moonboard as just a ‘training tool’, but a big part of the Moonboard is the community/ cult, and I think it’s a shame if you dont get to try (or downgrade) Hard Times or Captain Fitzroy. Try 4x4s, in which you select four different problems and climb each four times in succession, resting 4 minutes between each problem/set. Just make sure that if you feel a tweaky finger or anything like that you end the session. My question: for best power-endurance… For a full sized moonboard, you need a surprising amount of vertical space! I thought my garage would support a standard board but I ended up having to set the board at 45 degrees and cut the kickboard in half. Noticed one user here has in his profile 7C+ bm 2016 and 7A+ @2019 sounds like a rather big disparity. Or funky. I am an Irish climber and have become, for lack of a better word, obsessed with the Moonboard for the last few years since my local gym installed it. I think the Kilter shines best at 50 and above, especially if you have access to a 45 or a Moonboard at 40. But honestly. 2019 setup . So when the pandemic hit, I decided to get a 2016 Moonboard, also because it's the cheapest to get in Europe. The classic climbs are on 2016 if that’s your sort of thing. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. The Moonboard wood holds are not treated plywood, so I am trying to avoid direct UV exposure on them and to also protect from the elements. However, is there a way for me to access the problem archive for the 2024 set without downloading the dick-measuring contest app moonboard app? I found some 3rd party archives up until the 2019 set but not for the new one. You can just delete your footage as you go or after the session. I simply don't do any finger training and can still see constant gains in hangboard metrics. If you have access to a tension board or a spray wall their minimum grade is generally lower than a moonboard & will help build the necessary strength. I know a couple of climber friends who climb 8b+/8c sport and maybe 7C+/8A font outside who tried many times and have given up on Pyro 7A BM. The core required for moonboard climbing typically isn't that high, especially compared to hard climbing outdoors. I tried making a moodboard on notion, but the best way to do so in on a gallery view, and the freedom of text placement is not enough for me. Your site says you're working on a problem database and app - moonboard has both with something like 8k problems in the database. I spent the last month building a mini moonboard. Even more true if you are on a Moonboard. Join us for game discussions, tips and tricks, and all things OSRS! OSRS is the official legacy version of RuneScape, the largest free-to-play MMORPG. For about a month now I try to moonboard 1 day a week, generally about an hour session. I’m a solid V5 climber outside with a few V6 and V7 ticks, mainly looking for a good solid training board that will be good for making future progress. We ask that you please take a minute to read through the rules and check out the resources provided before creating a post, especially if you are new here. Most hard moves on a moonboard are either a super high foot or a jump. Kilterboard grades are unserious, probably like whatever the true grade is +4 most of the time. Kilter costs $7,814 USD, $25. Speaking personally, I think moonboarding is one of the quickest/efficient ways to develop the strength and skills (deadpoints, high feet, trying really hard, moonboard type skills) to excel for outdoor climbing, provided that you take the time to regularly go outdoors and apply the strength and technique developed from moon-boarding (this is critical). The moonboard holds cost around $1,150 USD, around $7. I looked at your site and am confused - 3x4x8 sheets of ply at a 40 degree overhang, standard t-nut pattern, a kicker, and standardized hold sets describes a moonboard exactly. The real advantage of the moonboard is you can see send footage of others, and compare them to your own footage when you fail. In general, keeping feet on is more efficient, by far. A few sets of extra holds really improves the moonboard experience. The moonboard is pretty good tool for getting stronger while climbing and having fun. A lot of tosses and shouldery moves. I want to organize moodboard for my own use. For me my max grade on the moon board (2017 40 degree) is 6c+ (V5/6) and that was a multiple session project. Moonboard doesn't translate at all to climbing outside, did my first v13 before I did a v10 on moon. I'd reckon that a benchmark V4 is easily a ~V7 in your typical gym grades. Same on the mini. It's one angle (more similar to itself then the range of plastic and rock), and one kind of largish-pinchy-crimpy holds (basically all more similar to one another than the range of holds on plastic or rock), and one Hello, I'm considering building a mini MoonBoard to train more frequently at home. It solved many of the issues that gym sets can fall victim too and really provides a great training stimulus. Because there are no small footholds, and smearing is not an option, climbers must jump FAR more often than would be necessary on rock, or even indoors. So far I am pretty happy with this, as it feels like the most out-door like of all widely available pre-set boards. Context: I ve been climbing for about 20 years, and enjoy bouldering between 7a and 7c indoors and outdoors. i have climbed regularly on a moonboard for only a bit more than a year. I think it was a mistake to put the red holds on the MB master set. I have been trying to do ALL the 7A BM but there are a few that feel impossible. 11 votes, 13 comments. Oct 19, 2021 · Now, you’re ready to MoonBoard. The moonboard character isn’t there. Hello Reddit 👋 my name is Seán O’Connor. I am targeting the 15-20 move power-endurance range with 4X4's on the Moonboard. View community ranking In the Top 20% of largest communities on Reddit. The holds look and feel like they could have been taken off the wall in the gym. The same thing is happening with you. ) I've never played with the 2019 set but on 2016 I agree with everybody else that the moonboard is too hard for your grades. Not sure if I should be trying to choose problems that I know I can 100% send 3x in a row, or limit-ish problems that take 4-6+ attempts to send 3x. (Also, IMO, they transfer better to 5. Arguably Reddit's best source for uncensored cryptocurrency news, technicals, education, memes and so more! Members Online. For your I13 example, it Has anyone had experience climbing a moonboard set at 45? Or just enough experience climbing flat walls at different angles to comment on the difficulty that results? Right now when I use the gym moonboard I cruise the majority of v3, work v4 and v5, past v5 are all projects. Moonboard grades are unfortunately not gym grades. Problem is that often the problems feel too easy or too hard. Part of it is getting used to the Moonboard. My post was to demonstrate that you can still make massive 'classically hangboard-based' finger gains by just using the moonboard. I'd suggest 2-4 sets of these for anyone that will be warming up on their homewall, or if the easiest problems are still a stretch goal. Because of that I decided to add a pulley system so I can adjust the angle of the board from 20 degrees to 40. If some of the more experienced climbers disagree with something feel free to comment. Wondering about people's experience of the dificulty between the different moonboard sets, ie 2016, 2017 and 2019? Benchmarks that is. Hey fellow board addicts, I recently finished building a mini mb to more or less spec (final product is 41 degrees – did the best I could, kicker is 8” instead of 6” with the feet at the correct height down from the board, and 9” extension which doesn’t impact the mb setup). To get started on the MoonBoard, try the most popular problems on the MoonBoard app. Main reason is that my kids can also play around a bit. Honestly, especially on a budget, the moonboard is not the best option for a homewall. I find the Kilterboard around two grades easier than the Moonboard 2016 (on 40*) and the 2019 moonboard consistently being two grades harder than the 2016 board. It's a generally monolithic thing, with it's own wacky grades. I climb hard-ish on the moonboard, and it's my primary method of training currently. Navigating through them sometimes feels clunky, and I think there’s room for improvement in terms of clarity and user experience. Milanote is nice but the billing is very expensive. I'm not the strongest climber and the moonboard at the gym is quite difficult for me. The moonboard spacing is 200mm, TB2 has holes every 100mm (for lighting), TB1 has holes every 100mm as well. . The hardest problems of a particular grade are probably 3 to 4 grades sandbagged. : Dec 23, 2022 · The MoonBoard has now become a ubiquitous tool, be it in climbers’ homes or garages, or at your local gym. On the standard moonboard grid, you can fit so many other holds between the MB holds, if you get screw-ons or convert bolted holds to screw-ons. Have only briefly climbed on the 2016 moonboard and could flash some of the easiest V4s but found others challenging (didn't project so can't comment on max grade). V9 outside, V7 moonboard, V8 inside, dunno about kilter. The moonboard is obviously notoriously sand bagged. Without the lights, using the app is a big pain in the ass, the wall isn't really conducive to warming up on its own, and it trains very specific stuff, not really general things like endurance. The moonboard is just another tool-- just another climbing wall. 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