What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I mounted this above my basement door and use it most mornings before work. The range of edges from six millimeters up to the jugs means I can actually warm up properly instead of jumping straight into pain."Progress on real rock often starts at home, and the SendBoard from Escape Climbing gives climbers a serious way to build it. We mount it above a doorway and work through a rotation of edges, from brutal six millimeter crimps to generous sixty millimeter jugs, training the exact grips that matter out on the wall. It's a board built to close the gap between gym sessions and send day. Cut from locally sourced Minnesotan ash, the SendBoard packs in slopers, two finger pockets, and a pinch block alongside a helper handle for easing into advanced pulling exercises. A built in phone slot keeps rest timers visible without breaking focus, and metal inserts allow for pulley or band attachments as training progresses. It's a serious tool for climbers ready to get technical about their weaknesses.