Trango

Rock Prodigy Natural

FSC-certified means that the wood used in your fingerboard comes from forests that are responsibly managed, ensuring sustainability and environmental protection. Choosing FSC-certified products helps support eco-friendly practices and ensures that the wood is sourced in a way that preserves forest ecosystems for future generations.

A fingerboard is specifically designed to enhance grip strength and finger strength, which are crucial for climbing. By practicing on various holds, you can simulate real climbing conditions, allowing you to build the necessary muscle and technique to tackle more challenging routes.

A crimp grip involves bending your fingers at the knuckles to hold onto small edges or ledges. This grip requires significant finger strength and is commonly used in bouldering and sport climbing. Understanding how to effectively use a crimp can greatly improve your climbing performance on routes that feature small holds.

Rails are long, narrow holds that help develop finger and forearm strength. Training on rails challenges your grip in a different way compared to pockets or crimps, allowing you to build overall hand strength and improve your ability to hold onto various climbing holds.

A natural texture on the Beech wood surface provides a more challenging grip, as it is less slick than overly smoothed surfaces. This texture encourages climbers to engage their muscles more effectively, improving grip strength and technique, which are essential for climbing success.

For optimal results, it's recommended to train on a fingerboard 2-3 times a week, allowing for rest days in between to prevent overuse injuries. Consistent training, combined with proper technique and progression, will help you see significant improvements in your grip strength and overall climbing ability.