Making Climbing holds at home
I am creating this guide to answer the constant stream of questions I receive on social media from people eager to start their own shaping journey. Consider this a documentation of everything I have learned through trial and error.
Ethos Diamond Tee
To be honest, I originally designed these just for myself. But after posting them and getting so many messages from you guys asking where to get one, I decided to make them available here.
As an independent creator, your support actually means everything. It’s the reason I can keep building Ethos, so thank you for being part of it.
Batch Ordering & Dispatch
Next order being placed: Monday, 22nd April
Sustainable Fulfilment: To minimize our footprint, we process all orders in monthly batches. Lead times vary depending on when you order, so feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the current schedule.
To be honest, I originally designed these just for myself. But after posting them and getting so many messages from you guys asking where to get one, I decided to make them available here.
As an independent creator, your support actually means everything. It’s the reason I can keep building Ethos, so thank you for being part of it.
Next order being placed: Monday, 13th April
Sustainable Fulfilment: To minimize our footprint, we process all orders in monthly batches. Lead times vary depending on when you order, so feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the current schedule.
THE STRATUM SERIES
I’ve spent a decade setting, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that precision is usually the thin line between sending and falling. I found myself constantly blocking holds to force more accurate movement, but I wanted something more intentional than just slapping a second hold over the first. That’s where this range comes in.
I shaped these with a built-in flange to act as a "pre-blocked" edge, forcing the climber to hit the mark perfectly. On the flip side, a shallow taper keeps the holds strictly directional, so the movement you visualize as a setter is exactly what happens on the wall. Ranging from 3mm to 10mm with a mix of sloped and incut profiles, these are about raw accuracy and high body tension.
CURRENT PHASE: CARVING
