Inductor 20
Includes 12 footholds.
At below 20˚, most of this set will be easy.
From 20˚ to 35˚, most of this set will be challenging to difficult.
Beyond 35˚, most of this set will be extremely difficult. We have a love/hate relationship with them on our 45˚ wall.
Frustrated at the lack of foot options to prepare climbers for the precision of many outdoor climbs, Kris teamed up with our friends at Escape Climbing to create his own line of holds that will really put your footwork to the test.
This set of feet, designed for 20˚ to 30˚ walls, are shaped specifically to force useful foot positions and precision that we don't often encounter indoors. Sets designed for less steep and steeper walls available; see other products.
Additional colors available for purchase directly from Escape Climbing.
INSTALLATION/SAFETY NOTE: The Inductors do not include any hardware. (Hex bit shown in photos for scale only.) Using general construction screws, drywall screws, or any non-structural screw can be dangerous when installing climbing holds. #9 screws have a structural rating (#8 GRK do not) and are the only screws we recommend for installing climbing holds. Safely installing holds is important with precious hands pulling on these plastic grips.
Includes 12 footholds.
At below 20˚, most of this set will be easy.
From 20˚ to 35˚, most of this set will be challenging to difficult.
Beyond 35˚, most of this set will be extremely difficult. We have a love/hate relationship with them on our 45˚ wall.
Frustrated at the lack of foot options to prepare climbers for the precision of many outdoor climbs, Kris teamed up with our friends at Escape Climbing to create his own line of holds that will really put your footwork to the test.
This set of feet, designed for 20˚ to 30˚ walls, are shaped specifically to force useful foot positions and precision that we don't often encounter indoors. Sets designed for less steep and steeper walls available; see other products.
Additional colors available for purchase directly from Escape Climbing.
INSTALLATION/SAFETY NOTE: The Inductors do not include any hardware. (Hex bit shown in photos for scale only.) Using general construction screws, drywall screws, or any non-structural screw can be dangerous when installing climbing holds. #9 screws have a structural rating (#8 GRK do not) and are the only screws we recommend for installing climbing holds. Safely installing holds is important with precious hands pulling on these plastic grips.
Includes 12 footholds.
At below 20˚, most of this set will be easy.
From 20˚ to 35˚, most of this set will be challenging to difficult.
Beyond 35˚, most of this set will be extremely difficult. We have a love/hate relationship with them on our 45˚ wall.
Frustrated at the lack of foot options to prepare climbers for the precision of many outdoor climbs, Kris teamed up with our friends at Escape Climbing to create his own line of holds that will really put your footwork to the test.
This set of feet, designed for 20˚ to 30˚ walls, are shaped specifically to force useful foot positions and precision that we don't often encounter indoors. Sets designed for less steep and steeper walls available; see other products.
Additional colors available for purchase directly from Escape Climbing.
INSTALLATION/SAFETY NOTE: The Inductors do not include any hardware. (Hex bit shown in photos for scale only.) Using general construction screws, drywall screws, or any non-structural screw can be dangerous when installing climbing holds. #9 screws have a structural rating (#8 GRK do not) and are the only screws we recommend for installing climbing holds. Safely installing holds is important with precious hands pulling on these plastic grips.
