FIRST TIME ON THE MOONBOARD 2024 | My First Impressions 

Thanks brother 🙏 Appreciate your support always 🫡

😂 moonboard always brings it out of ya !

The history of the 2016 is way too hard to pass up! The 2024 is a different tool but still great.

Thank you!!!

Thank you bro 💪. Glad you enjoyed!

It really is a great tool 💪

Thank you 🙏

Hell yea dude keep it going!

haha the heels are definitely thin on the board. Call it morpho lol

TB2 I’d say would have more variety but also there is a large lack of problems once you push past V7. If your wall isn’t adjustable your problem selection might be very limited. Since moon is only one angle there is a way higher volume of quality blocs (and I think moon does it better in general). 2019 set might be exactly what you need.

@@loiduongjr lack of problems is (to me) maybe just because there are fewer TB2 boards in the wild and it has a smaller community than MB. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s not like you can’t set V7+ there just aren’t as many yet - but that means whoever wants to could contribute to the community more which is perhaps a selling point 😎

@@JulianBarnett1981 yes! You can definitely take it as a pro. Personally I need that community feel!

@@loiduongjr totally understand that! I do too but I prefer less injuries > community at this point lol

@@JulianBarnett1981 Personally i;d think moonboard would be less injurious lol. TB2 is kinda a tension/finger diff board. At least moonboard there are other options then death crimping holds lol

That’s why it was so weird at first 😭😂. The wood feels like the 2019 from what I can tell. I’ve never tried the 2017 set.

Grading is similar to 16, easier than 17/19 imo

The standard 40 degrees

Moonboard is always hard 😭😂

A7iii with a Sony zeiss 16-35mm f/4

@@loiduongjr damn didnt expect an answer thx! Btw your quite good at that video stuff haha oh is it the 7s or normal 7?

It’s just the Sony a7iii. It’s Sony’s multi use line. The a7Siii is the cinema line

Bro I think you are the goat 🐐

Except for the beastmaker middle edge :)

Man using a period would help structure your comment because it’s straight up sentence gore. Could’ve just said modern boards are soft. I’m lucky to have a MB2016 and a TB2 mirror in my area - it’s all I need to train and project.

​@@mikej243 yeah i know i just wanted to point out why i think this way and knew that it probably would be too long so thats why i made a small conclusion at the end, but thank you for your reaction.

You want to say that you did all hard boulders on the kilterboard? You are hilarious... If you did all, why not create your own projects?! I bet you are just jealous about people having fun and climb better than you. You can set 9a on a kilterboard, but you are here crying like a baby...

Pretty weak response… tons of 20yo kids who only climb kilter and are better on rock than Ben Moon ever was. Really unwarranted hate. The board is great and will generate many strong climbers. There are also many thin crimps… you just sound like someone who hasn’t actually tried it…

@@loiduongjr i have tried it and trained on the kilterboard and done many 8a's and 8a+'s i have climbed for 5 years on the kilterboard right besides normal climbing so i know what i am saying, but something that i saw when i was climbing on the kilterboard is that it's good training if you want to get stronger but thats pretty much it, you will eventualy get quitte bored of the kilterboard which i had. when i first started climbing on the kilterboard it was quitte fun and i really enjoyed to climb on it, i projected some hard stuff and i was basically always in the top 3 in my home gym and still am, but eventualy i felt the same, i didn't got stronger after hard projecting stuff for years and was basically sitting on the mattres searching for routes because almost everything was the same, it was easy or really repetitive, the high grades were also unessisary if you ask me, but i was beginning to get really bored and just didn't train again for over a year, many of the people i knew and trained with since i started climbing were going to other gyms, but they all had problems with pulling on tiny holds, thats where they asked me to train on the moonboard. When i started climbing i felt my fingers but the routes were all different with each having a different way to solve, i enjoyed the moonboard more than the kilterboard i know that there are people that enjoy the kilterboard but it's getting really repetitive and most of the holds were juggs, thats why i said that i much more prefer the moonboard, also almost every strong climber in my land which are paricipating in the nationals are all training on the moonboard right besides the normal gym boulders, I have lots of respect for you and i am subscribed to your channel because i like your content but saying something quitte toxic like you did when you reacted to me without knowing if i even climbed on the kilterboard is just wrong, you just could have checked my channel and you would probably saw the kilterboard before even clicking on a video, even do i am just starting my channel up and i am still not posting much interesting stuff, i still know that i have much experience with it, you have followers and you're more populair than me and have lots of haters too but that doesn't have to mean you can say what you want about me without knowing why i even commented this in the first place, i didn't knew that about Ben Moon so thank you for that, i have my reasons to think the moonboard is better and you probably have enough reasons why the kilterboard is better and i accept that.

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