Pangolines

Shape the wall. Create new movement.

PANGOLINES are smooth PU angle shapers designed to give routesetters more freedom when creating modern climbing problems.

 

Add new angles, modify existing features, and create movement that would not be possible with standard holds alone.

A new tool for creative routesetting

PANGOLINES are modular PU elements that allow setters to introduce new angles and transitions on climbing walls and volumes.


Instead of changing the entire structure, setters can quickly modify existing features and create completely new movement possibilities.


From subtle angle changes to more complex shapes, PANGOLINES help bring more creativity and variety to every set.

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One shape. Multiple possibilities.

PANGOLINES can be used individually or stacked together to create different angles and dimensions.

Use them to: Create new wall angles, Extend or modify volumes, Change body positioning, Add technical movement, Create unique visual features

 

Available in different sizes to give setters flexibility when designing problems.

 

Combine multiple PANGOLINES to create larger shapes and unique transitions.

Why PANGOLINES?

More creativity. More control.

Modern routesetting is about creating movement, not just adding holds.

PANGOLINES give setters another tool to control:

✓ Direction of movement
✓ Body positioning
✓ Problem flow
✓ Visual appearance

Designed for gyms that want to push creativity beyond traditional holds and volumes.

Built for modern climbing

Made from durable PU, PANGOLINES combine strength, clean design, and a smooth surface suitable for demanding routesetting environments.

Their minimal shape works well with different wall styles while keeping the focus on movement.

 

Designed by setters. Made for setters.

Every climbing wall has limitations. PANGOLINES are designed to expand what is possible.

Whether creating competition-style problems, training walls, or everyday gym sets, they give setters another way to control movement and challenge climbers.