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100 Pack Classic (Screw On)

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$344.44
A wide variety of screw-on holds.
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Grab your cordless drill with a Phillips head (star) bit and attach this (screw-on) climbing holds super fast!

‘Pre-drilled and pure urethane’ are the two things you want to hear when referring to screw-on holds. They give you an unbreakable, easy-to-install product. All you need is a cordless drill and at least ¾-inch-thick (or thicker) wood attached to a frame, and you are ready to go!

Footholds, handholds, challenging shapes, and plenty of fun, easier-to-grab climbing holds make up this priced-to-sell set of screw-on holds. There are more than a handful of two-handed jugs in this 100-pack of rock wall holds!

These holds have 3/16-inch, pre-drilled holes in them and attach with #6 x 15/8-inch zinc-plated screws for a wood wall. Some customers prefer to buy deck screws that are rated for the wood they are using. If you choose the concrete screw option, the installation requires a little more work. You will need to drill a pilot hole using a hammer drill with the included concrete bit. Once you drill the holes, you can then attach the holds with a cordless drill. Be sure not to tighten the grips down with a hammer drill!

  • SIZE: The smallest hold measures 1” x 1” x 1/2” standing off the wall.
  • SIZE: The average-sized hold measures 3” wide x 2” tall x 1-1/2” standing off the wall.
  • SIZE: The largest holds measure on average 6-1/2” wide x 5-1/2” tall x 3” standing off the wall.
  • A wide variety of holds from super tiny to extra large.
  • Texture: Atomik 1.0 The surface offers a grip that is skin-friendly and feels like natural rock.

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superbly crafted
The result of 1000's of hours on the rock and 1000's of hours training these holds are so full of detail and real natural features that are also anatomical so you can train rather than strain.
The screw on feature is strong (attached to my roof!!!) and easily adjustable. My children love them too I put some of the med and large ones directly on our fence.
Perfection, some serious experience, consideration and thought went into shaping these holds.
5/15/2017 1:32 PM
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Amazing for outdoor walls
We have a wooden outdoor rock climbing wall.  We used to use bolt on grips, but these are far superior in this application.  With screw on's we never get spinners, they are super quick to put up, we never have to worry about t-nuts rusting out.  I would highly recommend these.  We leave them outdoors, year round and they still look and work great after 5 years.
12/19/2019 11:09 AM
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Perfect start to a home wall
I got these for my home climbing wall as a starter pack that has everything you need before going out and buying really specific holds that you're missing.

Large:
There's a good variety of a few big holds that allow 1 or two hands or even enough for a mantle.

Medium:
Some great and some "bad" holds in the medium range to practice 1-hand, finger, and crimps.

Small:
Then a bunch of little foot guys.

I used these on my wall which is a cave with a flat wall, a 30* overhang, and then a ceiling. They screw in with #8 screws (#9 is too big and will eat the insides of the hold).
8/20/2020 1:25 PM
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Grab your cordless drill with a Phillips head (star) bit and attach this (screw-on) climbing holds super fast!

‘Pre-drilled and pure urethane’ are the two things you want to hear when referring to screw-on holds. They give you an unbreakable, easy-to-install product. All you need is a cordless drill and at least ¾-inch-thick (or thicker) wood attached to a frame, and you are ready to go!

Footholds, handholds, challenging shapes, and plenty of fun, easier-to-grab climbing holds make up this priced-to-sell set of screw-on holds. There are more than a handful of two-handed jugs in this 100-pack of rock wall holds!

These holds have 3/16-inch, pre-drilled holes in them and attach with #6 x 15/8-inch zinc-plated screws for a wood wall. Some customers prefer to buy deck screws that are rated for the wood they are using. If you choose the concrete screw option, the installation requires a little more work. You will need to drill a pilot hole using a hammer drill with the included concrete bit. Once you drill the holes, you can then attach the holds with a cordless drill. Be sure not to tighten the grips down with a hammer drill!

  • SIZE: The smallest hold measures 1” x 1” x 1/2” standing off the wall.
  • SIZE: The average-sized hold measures 3” wide x 2” tall x 1-1/2” standing off the wall.
  • SIZE: The largest holds measure on average 6-1/2” wide x 5-1/2” tall x 3” standing off the wall.
  • A wide variety of holds from super tiny to extra large.
  • Texture: Atomik 1.0 The surface offers a grip that is skin-friendly and feels like natural rock.

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