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These holds are just the right texture, size, and…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $35
Summary
These holds are just the right texture, size, and shape for me.
Pros
- Price
- Made from recycled materials
- Natural looking
- Just the right texture and shape
- Easy to install
- Strong
Cons
- A little smelly at first
- Packed loose
These holds are for my training woody which I built in my basement a few weeks ago.
I received ten screw on hand holds and ten foot jibs in the mail and sort of expected to find some broken because they were loose in the box but I was pleasantly surprised to find them all intact. I received ten small foot jibs and ten uniquely shaped holds for my basement woody with my order.
The solvent smell that came from the box when I opened them quickly dissipated and has completely disappeared since installing these on my practice wall.
This is a smaller company but seems to be making a good product. They are available in fancy colors and sizes, but mine are pretty much natural color and unique, as far as I can tell.
None broke during installation and all have held up well from my 200+ pound self yarding on them in an overhanging position (no dynos yet) so I have nothing to complain about.
I think the price was fair and the shipping reasonable so if you are in the market and don't mind surprise shapes give these a try.
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The Mountain Climbing Gear Climbing Holds is a climbing gear made by . It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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