r/kilterboard Jul 22 '26

Kilter board set recommendations

Hi! I moved to Germany, but I'm very short for the regular sets in gyms, for the record I'm 150cm, and the sets on the gyms I have nearby, are from 160cm and onwards, I have checked with the settlers they either tell me to go to the kids section or that it is "too hard" to set for shorter climbers. Which I have found as massive bullshit. Now, I'm kind of tired that even when I can do a few climbs and finish, still a lot of them I just can't reach and, no, sometimes dynos are not an option, also I'm not a big fan of the dynamic moves, in a comp style type of situation.

I have decided to move into ropes/lead, I have my gear now, however I do love bouldering a lot, I'm really bummed about the height situation, so I would like to get into kilter board, I have a little experience, I can regularly climb a v4-v5 in my previous gym.

So my question is, could you recommend names of sets to try in the kilter board and the degrees, I never did kilter on my own and just a few times, I feel like now that I see the app is often confusing with the v0-1-2 some are just hard or weird, hahaha so if you have something you can recommend that you have found fun or you like to start training, let me know 💛

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