Tango 8 40 cm Multi-Grip Macro Hold
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  • Tango 8 40 cm Multi-Grip Macro Hold

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Composition Recycled ABS
Dimension 40 cm
Number of climbing holds 1
Fixing VBA

Tango 8

€103.13
Tax included Delivered within 6 to 8 weeks

Its recycled ABS construction and hollowed-back design reinforce that versatility with practical benefits. Tango 8 remains lightweight, which simplifies installation, stripping and route rotation in busy commercial settings. That matters even more when a hold is likely to be reused often in different orientations,

Color: Black / RAL9005
Texture: Single Tex
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Customization

Climbing Holds Texture and Color Options

Choose the finish that matches your route-setting style, your wall identity, and your visual direction.

Classic finish

Single Texture

One color, one texture with a grippy surface and a clean, solid look.

Single texture climbing holds
Black 9005
White 9016
Yellow 1023
Red 3020
Blue 5015
Green 6037
Mint 6027
Pink 4003
Euro Green 6029
Euro Purple 4008
RAL 4005
Bold contrast

Plastic Dual

Two-tone hold with different colors for a stronger visual contrast on the wall.

Plastic dual climbing holds
Black 9005
Yellow 1023
Red 3020
Blue 5015
Subtle effect

Paint Dual

Two-tone hold in the same color family for a softer and more refined finish.

Paint dual climbing holds
White 9016
Green 6037
Mint 6027
Pink 4003
Euro Green 6029
Euro Purple 4008
RAL 4005

A Compact Macro Hold With Three Distinct Movement Reads

What makes Tango 8 especially useful is the balance between its moderate size and its broad setting potential. At 40 cm, it is smaller than the major statement pieces in the Tango series, but it still has enough shape to influence grip choice, body position and movement direction in a clear way. When used as a pinch, Tango 8 creates active hand engagement and asks the climber to build opposition through the thumb, shoulders and core. In this setup, it becomes a strong tool for controlled progression, compression-style movement and sequences that need a precise but not overly aggressive squeeze.

Rotated into a sloper orientation, the same hold shifts the problem toward open-handed control, friction management and more exact footwork. In a jug position, it becomes more positive and supportive, which is useful for creating flow, guiding movement or opening a sequence to a wider level of climbers.