Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Melbourne Crack Machine	12-May-2011 At 5:55:18 PM	james
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I was actually referring to the vertical wooden crack, I thought it climbed ok. Being smooth & wood is perfect for training. a bit slippery so you have to hang on tight & doesn't trash your hands. It wasn't very hard but if tipped to be overhanging it would have been pumpy goodness. any textured cracks in gyms the word over always seems to have a desperate section & are never inviting to climb more than a couple times. The texture doesn't seem to last very well & they never get cleaned. when your climbing lots saving skin seems to be an on-going battle. smooth is only way for training walls.

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