pump rocks or rock rings?

I won't be able to climb for a while looking for the best rock ring or alternative that is not a full hang board

These are expensive...but they are pretty sweet!

rockexotica.com/products/fi…

Chris Vinson wrote:These are expensive...but they are pretty sweet! rockexotica.com/products/fi…

To bad pullups have pretty much nothing to do with finger strength.

Yea i am also not a rich man.

What about those new adjustable G String rings? mountainproject.com/v/g-str…

G Strings are awesome.

I like my metolius rock rings. also, thinking about getting some atomik bombs .

I've been hanging on them at the DBC for a little while now, and they're pretty great.

Neither.

Go down to the hardware store, in the door/window trim area of the lumberyard, find a nice strip of appropriate width with a smooth radius, screw it above a door frame. Voila, hangboard for $2.

If you want to get fancy, cut it in half and angle each side a bit off horizontal (i.e. a very slight, wide angled upside-down "V" shape), Still $2.

Wanna get really fancy, grab multiple strips of different widths, and create a ghetto Eva Lopez style hangboard. $3-$10.

Locker wrote:^^^ Too many people want NEW, SHINY, STORE BOUGHT, shit. Plus your advice makes sense, so no one is going to follow it.

I dunno, I just like supporting USA businesses that pump out well-made stuff that works. Atomik and Metolius are great examples of that.

Plus, actual climbing specific trainers are a lot more versatile and thus, yield more versatile results that are more applicable to a wide range of scenarios you'd encounter on the real thing than say, a wooden board.

But, bygones. I totally get the whole, frugality thing.

Haha, fair enough. I'm definitely not the example to live by. Not at all a hard man and do admit to be a bit excessive with the gear whoring.