What Does Your Woody Look Like??? v3.0

This is way out of date.  Beastmaker's stuff is up to date. Responsive team.  Ship items quickly.  Good prices. 

randy baum wrote:

This is way out of date.  Beastmaker's stuff is up to date. Responsive team.  Ship items quickly.  Good prices. 

Yes, but have you been paying attention to their stock levels? I have, compulsively, and the dimple pinch has been out of stock for well over a year, like many other deluxe holds and foot holds. They do seem to slowly be restocking though now

Email them.  

randy baum wrote:

Email them.  

Yep, done that many times. They always respond very quickly and have said they will let me know when the dimple pinch is back in stock. Not hating on beastmaker….obvs. I love them and buy from them frequently. Best non-bespoke holds on the market imo. This is in my living room just inside the front door (out of frame 6” to the left)

damn, that wall is sick!

randy baum wrote:

This is way out of date.  Beastmaker's stuff is up to date. Responsive team.  Ship items quickly.  Good prices. 

Ive been waiting for the sledge holds to come back in stock as well for over a year now. Im not complaining about their service/products or the value, just asking a question. Sorry to derail this thread but it seemed related

Couple different iterations. This is an older set. It's not as dense right now and I still have stuff to re-spray. 

What are the thin red ribs?

John Clark wrote:

What are the thin red ribs?

They are from Cheeta. I don’t have any other information because they were a “wall warming” gift from a friend who designed and built the wall for me. The bigger ones are maybe an inch deep and are actually one of my favorite holds. The smaller ones are very hard for hands at 40, or decent feet. One side is more positive than the other.

I don’t have any videos showing those holds, but here are some showing some of the boulders that I’ve liked:

https://youtu.be/TZ7jvo9XUfQ?si=SGuhUkkRn2FXGOQ7

https://youtu.be/-MQDB9tqva4?si=E8LMch0c5CgTA0fk

Most recent set (I haven’t resprayed as dense yet because I changed to the Mini Moonboard 2025, but haven’t bought the new PE holds yet. A part of me is thinking I might get them, and I don’t want to have to reset even more if I end up buying them).

https://youtube.com/shorts/blpmYMfSz3s?si=ba1B6jSuFrKaV1Gt 

Bummer. Hard to get just specific cheeta holds

Just finished this addition to the basement.  
The left side is campus board with metolius rungs.
The right side is a grid of 10mm deep squares, slightly incut on the backside on all 4 sides. Basically a tool to work sustained movement on small, sharp edges for a project on sharp limestone that I desperately want to get. 

Had to move the board to a different location, so used that as an opportunity to strip and reset. Got some slopers too from Atomik (the XXL dripstone sloper is fantastic). Could always have more holds,  but for a broke grad student trying to maximize the utility of a small freestanding board, I’m happy with this. It’s also adjustable so I can have endurance circuits, heinous crimp problems, or make those slopers almost impossible to hold onto. Throw on a bunch of slopey feet in the bottom part and this thing requires a lot of body tension to climb well.

We did a garage remodel last summer/fall. Our woody situation went from this to:

The TB2 on the left is installed on an adjustable frame made by Onsite. On the right is a 22-ish degree spray wall made from remnants of the earlier wall. Right now it's covered in jugs and has been handy for tooling around while I've been dealing with injuries.

Amy Jordan wrote:

We did a garage remodel last summer/fall. Our woody situation went from this to:

The TB2 on the left is installed on an adjustable frame made by Onsite. On the right is a 22-ish degree spray wall made from remnants of the earlier wall. Right now it's covered in jugs and has been handy for tooling around while I've been dealing with injuries.

Any chance you could post some pictures of how this is tied into the framing? And also how you have mounted the chains/ winch to cope with lateral forces. I am about to build the same setup using onsite in my garage - it's a timber framed house. Thanks!!!

Jeremy Samways wrote:

Any chance you could post some pictures of how this is tied into the framing? And also how you have mounted the chains/ winch to cope with lateral forces. I am about to build the same setup using onsite in my garage - it's a timber framed house. Thanks!!!

Our house is made of compressed earth blocks (similar to adobe) so we had to build a new frame wall, tied into the floor and ceiling, to support the thing. I'd post a photo but we didn't exactly consult an engineer or anything ourselves, and we recycled materials from our old wall, so it's not pretty. But basically we used plywood pieces such that each of the upper attachment plates from the Onsite kit is ultimately tied into 3 (for the chains) or 2 (for the winch cable) of the uprights of the frame wall. I'll DM you a photo.

Recently stripped the home wall and have it mostly reset now.  We dedicated one panel to a mirror setup, mostly for my son's training but maybe it will motivate me to try some focused workouts, too.  We also have two hangboards out of frame.  

Paul L wrote:

Recently stripped the home wall and have it mostly reset now.  We dedicated one panel to a mirror setup, mostly for my son's training but maybe it will motivate me to try some focused workouts, too.  We also have two hangboards out of frame.

cool setup, i love the macros. that green one on the far right is sick!

Lincoln Mahan wrote:

Thanks!  The macros are nice to have, for sure.  That green one on the right and the yellow sloper on the left I picked up together, but can't remember where off hand. Maybe from Bold Climbing?  Wherever it was, they were on some sort of super sale.. I can't bite the bullet on macro pricing in general.  The other large holds on the wall were rejects from one of our local gyms, and have some sort of chip or damage that took them out of their rotation, so I was able to get them for super cheap.  

If anyone is else is interested, I'm pretty sure I got those macros from Escape, and they are on sale this week: escapeclimbing.com/products…

Mine stays pretty average most days, nothing dramatic, but tracking it helped me notice patterns. If yours swings a lot, try logging sleep and stress because those two change it the fastest.