My second suggestion is that if you are ~5 ft 8 or less I think the board would be more fun with all the hold separations scaled down a few percent, which would also provide a bit more height.
trying one with original spacing I couldn't keep my feet on to reach some holds on most problems. On the few problems i tried that.
As tresor mentioned, the angle and hold spacing make a HUGE difference. The moon specs put the board at just a shade under 40 degrees, My wall is at 41 and change, and my friends is at 42 and change. My board has an extra 1" per sheet of ply(no idea why), so my board is a shade long. On any of the sloper holds, there is a significant difference between his and my board. Enough so that on some problems I can't do the problem on his and I can consistantly do it on mine.
To Fadanoid and Ti_pin_man: What do you think of the moonboard problems?
Quote from: Sasquatch on May 13, 2014, 07:15:30 pmTo Fadanoid and Ti_pin_man: What do you think of the moonboard problems? All the problems I have looked at seem very biased towards dynamic right hand lunges with a high rock over.
I set the holds up and found them tough but I'm a old weak man so I bought some bigger holds to do 4x4 sets and physical problems. I'll work my fingers on a hangboard and use the moon board to try and become a old, but stronger, man. After having the board up a couple of weeks I've used it for three sessions and have slowly 'felt' my way into how to use it, its a learning curve and I'm on the bottom near the steep bit Any session suggestions for stronger steep stuff welcomed!!