The interwebs are going crazy over Andrew Bisharat’s new miracle hangboard program “Five Minute Fingers” and folks have asked for our opinion.

Our Process Journal is the simplest way to ensure that your climbing practice is producing the results that you're looking for.

Recently as I've traveled, I've heard the same question over and over while I'm foam rolling in the evening:  "Whoa!  Why didn't I think of that?"

It's real fruit.  It's real energy.  It's real.  Just real.

As far as I'm concerned, this is the product of the year.  Innovation of the year.

Chalk is chalk, right?

When it comes to climbing holds, I'm currently singing the praises of Kilter Climbing Grips.

I needed bad holds.  BAD holds.  And so, the Bumper Pads from Vision Climbing.

The Transgression and Progression Hangboards by Eva Lopez, are the first in some time to depart from the "little bit of every grip type" design.

Vision Climbing sent over a set of their Acid Rain Pinches for our reviewing pleasure.

I got my hands on this new book from Patrick Matros and Dicki Korb, trainers and coaches of Alex Megos.

Atomik Climbing Holds generously shipped out the entire line of their Atomik Bombs for us to check out.

Since you only use specific parts of the grips anyway, is there really a point to having dualtex on a hangboard?