Globe Hanglobe Review
This is a full-service board with three usable slopers, three ample and comfortable edges (though no micro ones), and scrolled-edge, shoulder-width jugs that almost make chin-ups a pleasure.
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GLOBE HANGLOBE ($75)
Globeclimbing.com
BETA This is a full-service board with three usable slopers, three ample and comfortable edges (though no micro ones), and scrolled-edge, shoulder-width jugs that almost make chin-ups a pleasure. There’s pockets aplenty, too, and most are blown out enough to accommodate even meaty doigts. This is a good utilitarian board with a nice combo of holds and a medium-grained sticky texture that is da kine.
BEEFS Tweaky shallow pockets grip like good small edges, but are tight for four fingers.
BEST FOR All-purpose training.
IF ONLY IT HAD A pinch and some half-pad slopers.