Hangboards
Every model comes in up to three woods. Same shape, same edges – the wood sets the level. Pick the one that suits your wall and your budget.
About our
Hangboards
Stone and raw wood form the basis of our Nature Climbing Hangboards. They are beautiful to look at and highly beneficial at the same time, since training on natural surfaces like our oak and stone prepares your skin for climbing in the outdoors.
Which hangboard is right for you?
Our hangboards are made in Denmark from FSC-certified European wood, most with a Norwegian granite edge for real-rock friction. Choose a portable board if you train on the go or warm up at the crag, and a wall-mounted board if you have a fixed spot at home or in the gym.
| Hangboard | Type | Materials | Edges and holds | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Hanger (Granite, Beech, Smoked Edition) | Portable | FSC oak or beech with Norwegian granite | 20, 15, 10 and 6 mm edges plus pinches; holds over 100 kg | Real-rock finger and skin training anywhere |
| Raw Hanger | Portable | European FSC oak | 20, 15, 10 and 6 mm edges plus pinches; holds over 100 kg | A lighter, all-wood board for travel |
| Stone Hanger Mini (Beech, Oak, Smoked Oak) | Pocket lifting edge | Wood with real granite | 15 mm granite edge, 15 mm incut wood edge, 60 mm pinch, jug | Warm-ups and training that fits in a chalk bag |
| Stoak Board III (Oak, Beech) | Wall-mounted | FSC wood with a recycled Norwegian granite centre | 22 mm one-arm edge, top jug, 4 magnetic inserts (5 mm steps) | Home walls where skin and friction matter |
| Board II (Beech, Oak) | Wall-mounted | FSC beech or oak, no granite | 30, 22 and 20 mm flat edges, 30 mm 15° incut, 10–15 mm gradient edge, jugs | Everyday training, warm-ups and rehab |
Hangboard FAQ
Should I get a portable or a wall-mounted hangboard?
A wall-mounted board suits a fixed training spot and gives you jugs for pull-ups and more edge sizes. A portable board hangs from a rope on a beam, tree or pull-up bar, or you lift it off the floor with a sling and weights, so you can train at home, while travelling or at the crag.
Why is there granite on the hangboard?
Granite gives the same friction as outdoor rock. Training on it toughens your skin and builds pain tolerance before a climbing trip, while the wood edges are gentler for high-volume sessions.
How much weight can a Stone Hanger hold?
The Stone Hanger and Raw Hanger are built to hold over 100 kg.
Can I change the edge depth?
Yes, on the Stoak Board III and Board II. Both come with 4 magnetic inserts that change the edge depth in 5 mm steps.
Is mounting hardware included?
Yes. The Stoak Board III and Board II come with mounting screws.