climbing holds
Any protrusions or depressions and complications that are installed on a climbing wall
And you can hold it with your hand or place your foot on it to climb, it is called a climbing grip.
Climbing pegs are very diverse in terms of size and shape and are often divided into the following categories.
Fist clamps (so-called Hazari clamps)
Clamps that can be used with the whole claw
And they are considered the simplest types of clamps.
These clamps also have a wide variety and not all of them are necessarily the same.
Fist rock climbing clamp
There are other types of fist grips called ring grips and small fist grips (also known as horn grips).
climbing clamp Horn climbing clip
How to get ring clamps
Finger clips
Clamps that can be used to hold one or two full knuckles.
Taking these clamps for beginners requires caution so as not to get hurt. The design and construction of these clamps is very important so that users do not get finger injuries.
How to get a three-finger climbing grip
There are other clamps that fall into the category of finger clamps
However, a new style of capture has been applied to them; including one-finger, two-finger, three-finger and pinchi (pinch) and…
How to take a two-finger grip
Pinchy rock climbing clamp
Nail clips
Clamps that can be used with less than one knuckle to hold them.
In nail clips, it puts more pressure on the fingers and they are not recommended for beginners to gradually build stronger fingers.
How to get a nail clip
Friction clamps (sloop)
Shapeless clamps that do not have a special edge to hold and only the friction of the surface of the clamp with the palm and fingers can be used to climb.
These clamps increase the strength of the claw and forearm and usually do not cause damage, but it requires high strength and skill to grab.
How to get a friction clamp
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