The entire thing cost me 15,000 Philippine Pesos, that's about 300 USD. That includes the labor for the smith and the foam bed crash pad (branded crash pads are expensive here). I painted the wall and placed the holds myself. I can't remember the exact break down of my expenses anymore. But the holds were locally made (shoutout to astro holds), during that time it was around 2 dollars for the small ones, 5 dollars for the big ones.
The t-nuts and galvanized bolts are cheap here especially when you buy them in bulk. Marine ply wood isn't that expensive here either.
I called it "inexpensive" because it's alot cheaper than plenty of high end climbing shoes. But if you still find 300 dollars for a boulder expensive, well then i'll have to respect your opinion :D.
yeah i've had lots of fun with it though i need to put more holds :D it's marine plywood screwed onto a steel frame. i don't know the standard plywood size or sizes here in the philippines, i just went to a local hardware store and bought the largest size that they have and it turned out to be 4x8ft (3/4in thick), i bought 3 and pieced them together. It's angled to about 50 degrees from the ground, so the height isn't exactly 12 feet, but the surface in terms of the height is :D.
well done
IPhoneHungry 4 months ago
Why with out shoes???
BlizzlakeWoW 11 months ago
How many different routes you got?
TheBlueGorillaBoy 1 year ago
avessi lo spazio lo avevo già fatto da un pezzo -.-
ForGibson 1 year ago
you cant climb
breznsaepp 1 year ago
@breznsaepp ... why is there the need to put down?...... its about his wall.. not his climbing ability.... try and think positive.
lightman514 1 year ago
@breznsaepp Well, since climbing is defined by going up or ascending, his doing pretty well. Idiot
NsOSnipSU 10 months ago
esta eso como pa acer un pekeño lanze y partirte la mente con la pesa
MrElkesea 1 year ago
que mal escala
gnrrrrrrr7 2 years ago
hey good job man- a wall like that is not expensive- i've a very similar one aswell 8ft by 12ft and it cost about the same
aerohells07 2 years ago
lol inexpensive my ass
asethapart 3 years ago
The entire thing cost me 15,000 Philippine Pesos, that's about 300 USD. That includes the labor for the smith and the foam bed crash pad (branded crash pads are expensive here). I painted the wall and placed the holds myself. I can't remember the exact break down of my expenses anymore. But the holds were locally made (shoutout to astro holds), during that time it was around 2 dollars for the small ones, 5 dollars for the big ones.
psychoboyjack2002 3 years ago
The t-nuts and galvanized bolts are cheap here especially when you buy them in bulk. Marine ply wood isn't that expensive here either.
I called it "inexpensive" because it's alot cheaper than plenty of high end climbing shoes. But if you still find 300 dollars for a boulder expensive, well then i'll have to respect your opinion :D.
psychoboyjack2002 3 years ago
rofl told me him off :P.
lol i on the other hand appreciate the boulder, even for just starting climbing 2 days ago :X
bendystix 2 years ago
this is so cool, i cant do it though the weather is so bad in england and i have no room indoors,,,,nice wall though it looks good in black
Sn0wFreak 3 years ago 4
If you can in Norway you can in England, you can in Norway..
Amundkl 2 years ago
great work!
rough77 3 years ago
yeah i've had lots of fun with it though i need to put more holds :D it's marine plywood screwed onto a steel frame. i don't know the standard plywood size or sizes here in the philippines, i just went to a local hardware store and bought the largest size that they have and it turned out to be 4x8ft (3/4in thick), i bought 3 and pieced them together. It's angled to about 50 degrees from the ground, so the height isn't exactly 12 feet, but the surface in terms of the height is :D.
psychoboyjack2002 4 years ago
Looks fun, what wood did you use, it looks 6 foot wide instead of 4 or 8 (like plywood usually comes)?
jrox007 4 years ago