F-LINE HIDDEN DRYTOOLING HOLDS
Made from bullet hard AR500 steel with a Hardness 50-60HRC, this line of holds is meant to deeply challenge the drytool climber and fiercely train ice and Mixed climbers.
On Top, All the holds look the same. behind, each hold offers unique pick engagement Design. The result is ultra sharp placement skills cultivated by a deeper focus on pick feedback, body tension, footwoork, and overall climbing tenacity. Discover your potential NOW.
Full Set F-Line Hidden Drytooling Holds
Save 10% on the entire set of 10 Hidden Holds. The holds are made from bullet hard AR500 Steel (Hardness 50-60 HRC) and include built-in backing plates made of outrageously strong 7075 Aluminum with a tensile strength of 83000 psi.
Cadence
This offset hold will bring you to your moment of zen when the realization hits that… you can.
Chirp
Two square-cut notches on each end of the rectangle allow for wild placement searches requiring stout body tension.
Dugout
This hold is so smooth you’ll feel like you were paddling on a calm lake. A solid placement, this can easily be a wicked hard placement depending on how it’s set.
Match
Two circular cuts make this challenging hold a perfect candidate to match upon. Hard.
Mr. Roboto
Domo arigato for this hold! 5 great placements on all sides of the rectangle allow for infinite placement creativity. Skilled pick feedback gained from sensing the different sizes of cuts will amp up placement skills fast.
Notch
A solitary notch cut into the rectangle treaches commitment and trust.
Showtime
You’ve rehearsed the moves, you’ve practiced the sequences, you’ve trained your muscles. Now it’s time to perform. It’s Showtime!
Slide
Better have great body tension or you’ll Slide right off! A challenging placement that requires deep focus and sound body positioning.
Smile
This hold will have you grinning ear to ear. A deep solid placement that satisfies as well as it performs.
Sprocket
Five circular grooves around one corner of the rectangle allow for creative matching and shallow but solid pick placements.
