Long Ridge-line
The Long Ridge-line get it name from the resemblance of the ridge-lines you see as you drive away from the crag as the sunsets on them. Those beautiful mountain outlines.
The Long Ridge-line provides many face angles for make for some diverse and fun climbing. The Ridge-line is best on overhang walls. It can be used on vertical walls too.
The main difference between the ridge-lines is the center face size. The varying face sizes allow for more or less holds, and can be used to make different volume train set ups.
Download the PDF so you can get all the angles and dimensions to make it yourself. Bring the mountains to your wall.
The Long Ridge-line get it name from the resemblance of the ridge-lines you see as you drive away from the crag as the sunsets on them. Those beautiful mountain outlines.
The Long Ridge-line provides many face angles for make for some diverse and fun climbing. The Ridge-line is best on overhang walls. It can be used on vertical walls too.
The main difference between the ridge-lines is the center face size. The varying face sizes allow for more or less holds, and can be used to make different volume train set ups.
Download the PDF so you can get all the angles and dimensions to make it yourself. Bring the mountains to your wall.
The Long Ridge-line get it name from the resemblance of the ridge-lines you see as you drive away from the crag as the sunsets on them. Those beautiful mountain outlines.
The Long Ridge-line provides many face angles for make for some diverse and fun climbing. The Ridge-line is best on overhang walls. It can be used on vertical walls too.
The main difference between the ridge-lines is the center face size. The varying face sizes allow for more or less holds, and can be used to make different volume train set ups.
Download the PDF so you can get all the angles and dimensions to make it yourself. Bring the mountains to your wall.