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Force Board Portable
Every rep, measured.
Force Board is a pocket-size force gauge for finger and strength training. Clip it between a hold or handle and an anchor, then pull. The free app shows your force live and saves every rep, so you can see whether you're actually getting stronger.
- Up to 450 kg
- rated load
- Every rep
- logged, free
- 4.7
- 48 reviews

- “For anyone out there who takes their training seriously, you need this thing.”Jonathan Siegrist, professional climber
- 4.7 out of 5 48 customer reviews
- Free appiOS and Android
- Designed in UtahBy PitchSix
How it works
Clip it in. Pull. See every rep.
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Clip it in
Run the strap from your hold or handle to an anchor and clip Force Board in between. A hangboard, a block, a pull-up bar or a PitchSix platform all work.
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Pull
A rep starts when you pull and ends when you let go. Routines stay timed, but Force Board waits for you, so you never have to tap your phone between reps.
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See every rep
Your force shows live, an audio cue tells you when you hit your target, and each rep is saved with its peak, average, rate of force development and time.

Inside the app
This is what training with Force Board looks like.
Real screen recordings from the Force Board app. What you see here is what you get on your phone.
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Live force on every pull
Set a target and pull. The rep starts when you pull and stops when you let go, and you see your force live with your percent of target. RFD, average, max and current update on every rep.
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Repeaters on a 20 mm edge
Load a routine and the app runs it: pull and rest timers, left and right hands, and the max of every rep logged as you go. You can see exactly where you start to fade.
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Every set and rep, on the clock
Pull when the timer turns green and rest when it turns red. The app steps through every rep and set on its own and logs your max as you go, so your phone can stay on the floor.
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Test your baseline
Run a peak force or critical force test on a 20 mm edge. The result lands in your feed, so you can retest in a few weeks and see exactly what changed.
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Build any routine you can think of
Pick your board and the exact holds, one hand or both. Set reps, sets, hang and rest times and a target load for each hold. Save it and it runs the same way every session, and you can save as many routines as you want.
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Track every workout
Every session lands in your feed with your pulls, time under load and a bar for every rep. Tap to switch between max, average and time. Free, with no limit.
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See your progress toward your goals
Every session on a routine lands on one chart, so you can see how your strength changes week to week. Set a goal and watch your numbers climb toward it, hold by hold, in max, average or rate of force development.
Optional upgrade, $29.99 a year or $4.99 a month
Built for fingers
Train your fingers the way you climb.
Clip Force Board between any hold and an anchor and every grip becomes a number you can track: half crimp, open hand or pinch, one arm or two.
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Peak force
Max hangs
Find your peak on a 20 mm edge, then train close to it. Every rep logs peak, average and time, so you know when it's time to add load.
Why it mattersFinger strength sets the limit on small holds. Training from your measured peak, not a guess, makes every hang count and tells you when to add load.
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Average force
Repeaters
Work and rest timers run the set for you. Watch your average force hold up, or fade, from the first rep to the last.
Why it mattersHard routes are a string of hard holds, not one. Repeaters build strength you can keep using move after move, and the fade shows exactly where you start to give out.
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Rate of force development
Contact strength
Pull hard and fast. Rate of force development on every rep shows how quickly you reach full force, which is what lets you latch a hold instead of bouncing off it.
Why it mattersOn a deadpoint or a far crimp, you get a split second to bear down. If you can't reach full force fast, the strength you have never gets used.
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Endurance
Critical force
One test shows the force you can keep repeating without burning out. Retest every few weeks and watch your endurance move.
Why it mattersCritical force is the line between pulling you can sustain and pulling that pumps you out. Raise it and you can stay on hard terrain longer before your forearms quit.
Training more than fingers? The same gauge measures deadlifts, rows and curls.Travel PlatformPull-Up PackageTraining Platform Kit
The app
The app is free. It keeps everything.
- Every session saved, with no limit
- Live force, auto start and stop, and target-load audio cues
- Rate of force development on every rep
- Peak force and critical force tests
- Unlimited custom routines, plus pro templates
- Every workout in your feed, plus CSV export
Want goals? An optional upgrade adds goal setting, progress over time and history charts for $29.99 a year or $4.99 a month. You never need it to train.
Pick your model
Three models. Same app.
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Most popular
Force Board 300
$149
The one most climbers buy. 300 kg covers finger training and nearly every pull you'll do.
- 300 kg rated
- 4 oz
- Free app
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Adds conditions
Force Board 300e
$169
Logs temperature and humidity with every session, so you can compare a strong day and a weak one in the same conditions.
- 300 kg rated
- 4 oz
- Temperature and humidity
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Highest load
Force Board 450e
$239
For the strongest pullers and big lifts like deadlifts. Includes temperature and humidity logging.
- 450 kg rated
- 4 oz
- Temperature and humidity
Temperature and humidity readings show the conditions a session happened in. They can help explain a result, but they don't prove what caused it.
Reviews
Climbers and coaches who train with it.
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“For anyone out there who takes their training seriously, you need this thing.”
Jonathan Siegrist Professional climber
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“Force Board opens a whole new era of data-driven training.”
Boone Speed Founder and CEO, Grasshopper Climbing
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“Force Board tracks every rep and lets you target specific physiologic components.”
Dr. Tyler Nelson DC, MS, CSCS
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“Despite being focused on climbing, it has performed every function that I wanted for my general isometric exercises.”
Terry R., verified buyer
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“Audio cues tell me when to start and stop each exercise, while other cues tell me when I meet or exceed my target max load.”
David K., verified buyer
For coaches
Coach your climbers from the same app.
Coaching a team or a few training partners? Build a routine once, assign it to the climbers you work with and see how they're progressing. It all works in the free app.
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Assign routines
Send the same routine to everyone you coach, so the whole group trains the same session.
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See their progress
Follow the training your climbers log and how they're improving.
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No upgrade needed
Coaching is part of the free app.
Work with patients? Force Board Health adds tools built for physical therapists and other clinicians. Ask us about it
How it compares
Force Board and Tindeq, side by side.
Tindeq's Progressor is the gauge climbers ask us about most. Here is how the two compare, using each maker's own published specs.
| Feature | Force Board Portable | Tindeq Progressor |
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| Price | $149 (300 kg) · $169 (300e) · $239 (450e) | $160 (200 kg) · $220 (500 kg) |
| Setup | Clips in line between a hold or handle and an anchor. Works with PitchSix platforms | Clips in line between a hold and an anchor |
| Load rating | 300 or 450 kg, 20% safe overload | 200 or 500 kg design load, 20% safe overload |
| Sampling rate | 80 Hz | 80 Hz |
| Weight | 4 oz, all models | Not listed |
| Power | 1000 mAh rechargeable, USB-C | Rechargeable, USB-C |
| App cost | Free. Optional upgrade $29.99/yr or $4.99/mo | Free, no subscription |
| What the free app saves | Every session, every rep | Every session, every rep |
| CSV export | Free | Yes |
| Rate of force development | On every rep, automatically. Free | Yes, only in select modes |
| Critical force | Yes, free | Yes |
| Target load on any exercise | Yes, with live audio cues. Free | No |
| Temperature and humidity logging | Yes, on 300e and 450e | Not listed |
| App platforms | iOS and Android | iOS and Android |
| Open developer API | Yes | Yes |
Prices and specs from each maker's website and app store listings, checked October 26, 2026. Prices are in US dollars, before shipping and tax. Load ratings are shown as each maker publishes them. Features are based on published product descriptions, not head-to-head testing. Spotted something out of date? Email team@pitchsix.com and we'll fix it.
Specs
Small enough to pack. Strong enough for anything you pull.
- 450kgMax rated load, on the 450e
- 80HzSampling rate
- 4ozEvery model
- 1000mAhRechargeable over USB-C
- Load rating
- 300 kg (300 and 300e) or 450 kg (450e), with a 20% safe overload
- Sampling rate
- 80 Hz
- Connection
- Bluetooth to the free Force Board app for iOS and Android
- Battery
- 1000 mAh rechargeable. Lasts months between charges
- Charging
- USB-C
- Weight
- 4 oz, all models
- Temperature and humidity
- 300e and 450e
- In the box
- Force Board Portable, adjustable strap, 2 carabiners

Build your setup
Add a platform or a bar when you're ready.

Travel Platform
Stand on it for deadlifts, rows and curls. From $89

Pull-Up Package
The Travel Platform, a steel bar and straps for deadlifts, squats, presses, curls and rows. From $133

Training Platform Kit
The Home Platform 2.0 and Travel Platform together, for a full shoulder-width stance. From $160
Is the app really free?
Yes. The free app saves every session with no limit, shows live force, plays target-load audio cues, calculates rate of force development on every rep, runs peak force and critical force tests, builds unlimited routines, lets coaches assign routines, and exports CSV. An optional upgrade ($29.99 a year or $4.99 a month) adds goal setting, progress over time and history charts.
Do I need a hangboard?
No. Force Board clips between any hold or handle and an anchor. Use a hangboard, a block, a single edge, a pull-up bar, or a PitchSix platform you stand on.
Does it work with iPhone and Android?
Yes. The Force Board app is free on the App Store and Google Play and connects over Bluetooth.
Which model should I get?
Most climbers get the 300. Choose the 300e if you want temperature and humidity logged with each session, and the 450e if you're very strong or plan to do heavy lifts like deadlifts.
How long does the battery last?
The 1000 mAh battery lasts months between charges for most people, and it charges over USB-C.
Is Force Board only for climbers?
No. It was built for finger training, but owners use it for pull-downs, deadlifts, rows, curls and general isometric training. If you can pull on it, it can measure it.
Can I use the carabiners for climbing?
No. The carabiners in the box are for training only. Force Board is a training tool, not climbing protection.
What if something goes wrong?
Force Board has a one-year warranty against defects in material and workmanship. You can also return it within 30 days of purchase for a refund of the purchase price, less shipping. See our return policy, or email team@pitchsix.com.
Force Board Portable
Stop guessing. Start measuring.
- 300 or 450 kg. Enough for fingers and nearly every pull you'll do.
- A free app that keeps everything. Every rep, every session, CSV export.
- Fits in a pocket. Train at home, at the gym or at the crag.
- One-year warranty. Covers defects in material and workmanship, plus 30-day returns.
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