The ArtLab range is the brainchild of our setter/shaper collective, brought together by Brice Anziutti.  We work with its members to help explore their creativity to the full, using new technology. Their high performance experience means ArtLab products are totally innovative, helping to – literally – shape the climbing of tomorrow.

Discover the collective

As you can guess from the name, the BleauLine range was inspired by Fontainebleau Forest. Brice Anziutti designed all of the series using photos taken on site, so as to be able to replicate as closely as possible the style of grip and that infamous ‘elephant skin’ texture.

The FatLine range comprises specifically large-size holds or macros: XXL et XXXL.  These holds are more complex, and can be gripped in a variety of ways.  You can’t just pull on the hold, it requires balance of the whole body to maintain your grip.

The FirstLine range is made for children and beginners.  It contains small grippy jugs that they can get their whole hand round.  It also offers salient footholds that are suitable for use with training shoes, which is often the case in a school environment.

With more than 300 holds, the FreshLine range is the most versatile and wide-ranging member in the ArtLine collection.  The range was designed to adapt to all levels of climbing, and all types of structure; training spaces, bouldering halls or lead walls.

The ProLine range is designed to meet the requirements of bouldering and lead competitions. These are technical holds with subtle grips, requiring sometimes minute foot and hand adjustments before finding the optimal position. A climbing must-have !

Inspired by the granite at Hueco Tanks, the famous American bouldering spot, the StoneLine range invites you to discover this very unusual orange rock: honeycombed and sculpted by erosion.

The TribeLine range provides assortments of holds, with the same type of grip in all sizes, from S to XXXL.  This means you can create boulder problems or routes on a theme.  For setters it’s interesting technically but also visually, as they can create symmetrical lines.