Review on 🧗 Maximize Climbing Performance with the Get Out! Training Board - Hang Board, Fingerboard, Pull Up Bar Combo for Ultimate Hangboarding and Hanging Practice by Juan Simpson

So the galactic minds who designed this placed the mounting bolts 17.5" apart so they wouldn't directly fit the standard 16" apart studs. A minor annoyance maybe, and probably better to install on a piece of plywood. followed the principle "measure seven times, cut once"). started to assemble, pulled out the bubble level and found it was a little wrong. So I had to turn the plywood mount a bit to align the hanging board, now the plywood board is a little crooked next to the door frame and I'm annoyed with how it looks. Confused where I went wrong. I put my spirit level between the screw holes in the folding board and found that THESE weren't even there. This is where I made a mistake, basing my measurements on an incorrect assumption about the symmetry of the hanging board itself. read on, well, it's 2020) When I take a closer look, all the other little deviations really annoy me. Most obvious, the right finger pocket is 3/4" deep and the left is 1 1/4". One of the screws sticks out much further than the one on the other side, although they are all tight. I think they probably didn't sand the back evenly, so everything on the front is a little off. Anyway, it's mostly quibbling, as long as the goal goes, it gets the job done. It has some good triggers and is basically what I was looking for. The lower slopes are really steep, so they'll have to work until then. The top cans can be used as chamfers if kept a little lower. I don't think there's really any creams in there, but it's not what I wanted anyway. The texture is good and the binding matrix looks smooth. It's just a shame I didn't notice the asymmetry in it before installing it.