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  • 10 Medium Joe's Pockets (Screw On)
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10 Medium Joe's Pockets (Screw On)

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$74.70
Inspired by our local gemstone bouldering area Joe's Valley, these sandstone pockets are the ticket to add positive hold variety to your wall.
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The 10 Pack Joes Pockets are climbing holds that have dishes for your fingers to lay in. They are all one and a half to two finger pads deep with great thumb catches. Thumb catches are a plus because it makes it easier to grab on to the hold as the angle of your walls gets steeper.

They are not jugs for steep wall climbing but are relatively easy on vertical walls. If looking at these for a vertical wall, expect V2, which is a grade too hard for the beginner child climber. 

These climbing holds feel like pocketed sandstone with undulations on the insides of the holds. On really steep walls, seven of the set offer a decent-sized grip that ends up feeling like a pinch. When spaced closely together, they will yield V4 (intermediate to an advanced level climber) on steeper walls.

  • SIZE: Average hold measures 3" wide x 4-1/2" tall x 1-7/8" standing off the wall. 
  • V2 on vertical. 
  • V4 on a 45-degree wall. 
  • Texture: The texture of this product offers a grip that is skin-friendly and feels like natural rock.

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Perfect for the Money
I bought these holds to go on the exposed 2x6s on the ends of my home  bouldering walls to create aretes on each end. The holds work perfectly in this application and are super stable thanks to the four screws provided. Note: even if you're mounting these holds inside, it's well worth the money and time to use torx head screws to protect against stripping should you want to relocate these holds. They are medium sized for hands and when attached to the edge of a wall or feature make perfect holds for heal-hooking and toe-hooking! These holds will not disappoint.
10/6/2017 6:02 PM
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Superior Look and Feel
We are a children's summer day camp in the north east.  We bought these holds to replace some much older bold on holds.  Due to the nature of an outdoor wooden wall in the north east we were having issues with bolt on's getting loose, becoming spinners, t-nuts rusting and stripping.  Once we switched to screw on holds, our answers were solved.    Not more spinning, no more t-nuts, and they are easy to put up.  We have had our holds up year round for 5 years now and they still are in great shape.
12/19/2019 11:54 AM
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Incredible Pockets
As a commercial setter I have searched in vain for good, comfy pockets for years. A couple companies have some decent basic pockets, or comfy deep pockets, but these are the best complete set of pockets in regards of comfort, variety, and texture! I put them up on my 45 degree wall and I was amazed that they clocked in at around V3 with pretty typical movement. They were minimally tweaks, and the variety of the 10 gives you options for an unbeatable amount of movement and options, anywhere from V3 to V8 on a 45 degree wall. I am over the moon for these pockets!
5/10/2020 9:35 AM
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Challenging 2 finger pockets!
These guys are great, talk about really testing the strength of your hands and forearms. I use these on wrap around corners of my wall for a tricky but comfortable no look reach but I also have a few mounted as under clings on my 45 and boy what a workout for your arm trying to get two fingers holding your weight on a 45. Get ready to shake those hands out you'll need it!
6/10/2020 2:22 PM
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Wow
These little things rock.  They’re more or less my first experience with realistic shaping, since most of my gym climbing has been on the massive, shapeless blob holds that are so common.  By contrast, these little things are both remarkable small and remarkably versatile.  Even as screw ins, where I’m hesitant to move them on my wall too often, they’ve all got ledges, pinches, pockets and crimps.  This means that for just 5$ hold, the intrepid climber will find no shortage of ways to challenge themselves and develop their skills.  Easily my favorite set on my wall now.
7/17/2020 5:22 AM
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Solid value
Good value medium holds, nice pockets that are intelligently shaped. Fun to set a couple of these holds in a row. Love the texture, makes them feel more realistic. These are great for building finger strength, and the price per hold is unbeatable.
10/29/2020 1:59 PM
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Good shapes
I use these on a vertical wall. I really like the different shapes that allow you to use the hold with various finger combinations. They range from deep to shallow and have good grip. The larger ones can feel like mini jugs, but the smaller shallow ones are much more difficult.
1/5/2021 8:13 AM
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Good buy
Love the variety of depths and widths of the pockets. I especially love the 2 holds in the set that are double sided. I can use most of them comfortably on my 55 degree wall for a lot of different movement. They add great diversity to my plethora of crimps and pinches, definitely a good buy.
1/30/2021 7:14 PM
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Very Versatile Holds
These make great pockets and can also be used as pinches. I have them set on a vertical and 30 degree wall and they work great. I like that they can be used in a variety of ways. Some of them I have used as under clings.
2/8/2021 12:14 PM
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Super fun
These are some of my favorite holds. The shape and texture do have a more representative feel than most in my experience. There are a lot of ways/directions to use these. I even like using the outside features (not using the pocket features) of some of them on vertical wall sections. I think you can set a wide range of difficulties with these. I currently have been setting them in a roof in conjunction with the bolt on joe's pockets and am going to call it difficult to set much easier than v5.
2/16/2021 7:16 AM
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The 10 Pack Joes Pockets are climbing holds that have dishes for your fingers to lay in. They are all one and a half to two finger pads deep with great thumb catches. Thumb catches are a plus because it makes it easier to grab on to the hold as the angle of your walls gets steeper.

They are not jugs for steep wall climbing but are relatively easy on vertical walls. If looking at these for a vertical wall, expect V2, which is a grade too hard for the beginner child climber. 

These climbing holds feel like pocketed sandstone with undulations on the insides of the holds. On really steep walls, seven of the set offer a decent-sized grip that ends up feeling like a pinch. When spaced closely together, they will yield V4 (intermediate to an advanced level climber) on steeper walls.

  • SIZE: Average hold measures 3" wide x 4-1/2" tall x 1-7/8" standing off the wall. 
  • V2 on vertical. 
  • V4 on a 45-degree wall. 
  • Texture: The texture of this product offers a grip that is skin-friendly and feels like natural rock.

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