Can you hold it?

As a professional climber, I need muscular strength in my arms and legs, but also enormous mental strength: focus, willpower, inner calmness, stress resistance and stamina. These are exactly the skills I can improve and train with the Boulderball. At the same time, playing with the Boulderball is relaxing and helps me to relieve stress.

Michael Piccolruaz - Olympic athlete, professional climber

When climbing, I am always confronted with complex problems that seem unsolvable. That's where creativity is needed. How do I position my foot, with which hand do I take the hold? Trial and error lead me to my goal. With the Boulderball I can practice my creativity and find solutions in a playful way. It's like "handpocket climbing". While I only use my fingers for the Boulderball, I use my whole body on the climbing wall. I always need my head, and the same thing happens when I play and when I climb.

Angelika Rainer - world champion, professional climber

As a trainer, I like to look for ways to develop the children's skills in a playful way. Playing with the Boulderball is the ideal way. The children train their spatial thinking while building the 3D puzzle. While "climbing" the routes on the Boulderball, they playfully develop creative solutions and learn to solve complex problems with increasing difficulty. You can see their willpower, concentration and stamina improve. These are all skills that they also need when climbing on the wall or even in everyday school life.

Christoph Vonmetz - Climbing coach