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MONO ROCK - Finger Iso Trainer

MONO ROCK - Finger Iso Trainer

Color: Deep Blue

Compact finger isolation trainer for contact strength, tendon stability, and precise mono or two-finger training.

$24.00 AUD
$24.00 AUD
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The Mono Rock is a compact training tool for single- and two-finger grip development, helping climbers build finger independence, contact strength, and tendon stability with more control. It is especially useful for targeting weak links, correcting imbalances, and training the kind of precise engagement needed for micro-holds, small edges, and pocket moves.

It is well suited to rehab-focused loading, warm-ups, stability work, and technical strength sessions where reliable finger placement matters. For climbers with a more technical or crimpy style, it is a simple way to build confidence in the fingers you need to trust most.

Lightweight and easy to clip into a setup or carry in a bag, it works with bands, weights, or hang setups for flexible training wherever you are. 

Production, Materials & Colour

We use advanced 3D printing to produce thoughtfully engineered gear with refined features, reliable strength, and dependable performance. This approach allows us to develop, test, and improve each product while keeping quality high and pricing fair.

By combining high-grade, plant based, bio material with rigorous testing, we create gear you can trust session after session. Our packaging and mailing satchels are compostable to help reduce the use of conventional plastics. Colours may vary slightly between batches and across different screens.

Learn more on our Technical Info page.

Important Info for Young Users

Using crimp holds or performing no hang training incorrectly can lead to injury. Please refer to our article Info For Young Climbers.

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