12 Scoop Mini Jugs

I think these are my favorite holds for the price. One a vertical wall, they are very easy and comfortable. And nice as footholds on any wall. On our 45+ degree wall, they are very tough (we are v2-v4 climbers) but in a good way.

I bought these to have a challenge and something different on my steep wall (48 degrees).  There is a good bit of variation in the set of holds.  Some are more incut than others which is nice to have the variety.  The texture of the holds is great.  I am enjoying these so far!

I wasn’t sure what to think about these based on the pictures but any reasonably priced jug is worth taking a shot. We tried these on our ceiling first but it was a complete no go for us (intermediate climbers). The scoop on the front didn’t make sense until we put them on our vertical wall, the scoop fits perfectly in the fat part of your palm and you can really dig into them. There’s some nice variation to the depth and angle but we could only get about a pad to a pad and a half on these. I would classify these as a crimp / jug hybrid but overall really nice holds.

Set vertically on a 45 degree wall yields standard v4-7 crimping/crimp pinching. I have a lot more fun with them set as side pulls/heel hooks/toe hooks. They have enough on them to pinch and leave a notch for a hand-toe hook match. Friendly cut and texture.

Put these on a little vert wall for two toddlers (1 and almost 3) and they could hold these easily. Perfect for their little hands. They are a little harder to hold than the 12 mini round jugs - not as incut and a little thicker to wrap the thumb around - but still good.
They’re also really good for the warm up circuit as you don’t have to bear down, but they aren’t big jugs, so you can’t  just “hang them” - have to pull a little - just right to get the fingers going.

All are great for a vert kids wall. Some are very incut and I use those on my 50 degree wall. They are pretty small so the less incut ones get very hard on overhands.

These guys are about three fingers wide and maybe one pad deep in general. They are small enough that you can use the non-business side as a very positive thumb catch turning these into pinches if set ok a steep wall or as side pulls on a 15-20 degree wall.  For steep walls they make very good positive toeholds. On a vertical to 20 degree wall they make nice side pulls and all parts of the hold will few like a large positive foot regardless of orientation. They don’t take up a lot of real estate and are a good value and way to add more holds to your wall. Good set of holds here.

Great little jugs, very economical and they are great for squeezing in tight spaces when your wall is getting full. Fairly easy because they’re very positive but you can set some challenging routes with them too. Great for accuracy since they’re small. There is some variety to the set, some are more incut than others. I have a 40 degree wall, v4/v5 climber

I have these on the 45 degree section of my homewall.  I definitely agree with the description that these are V4+ on that level of overhang.  Several of these holds have a straight incut while others have a more rounded incut, and I find that the latter are more difficult.   They are all pretty smooth and comfortable.  I like having these set for a longer crimp route.

I have a 30 degree wall and the holds are great but are quite hard for me considering I am not the best climber. About a V4 on the wall but starting holds work as super super nice footholds once you get up higher. Good amount of holds for the price and probably going to buy another set for a vertical wall

If you need small simple jugs, these are great with great texture.  They are a good hand size for my kids (6 and 8 years old).  I have them on a wall that has a bulge on it, so it goes from vertical to about a 15 deg overhang in spots.  There is more variety in the lip and incut then you might see at first.  They look mostly the same until you compare them up close.  These are easy on hands so it is good for a warm-up or cool down route.

Great little jugs for overhanging walls or for beginner climbers. My girlfriend loves these on our adjustable homewall since she is just getting into the sport. The price to holds is a steal compared to what else is on the market.

These holds are different from many holds that you'll see advertised as mini jugs. I could easily see them listed as positive incuts or super big crimps instead. This is exactly what I wanted from these, thankfully. My wall is 20 degrees and I can use them to set both v3-v5 for myself and v0-v1 for my husband - their positivity without being super-buckets makes them super versatile. That being said, on a 30+ degree wall, they'd definitely be for v3/4+, although they'd actually make really good feet for easier climbs then. Basically, what I'm saying is that they're indispensable on any wall that is 20 degrees or steeper.

These are mostly 3 finger sized holds. On my 30 degree wall they are very versatile and don't take up much space. Great for developing open hand strength.

these are indeed quite small. Some of the less incut ones I have near the bottom of my wall to use as giant footholds lol. For a large hand, these would be more challenging for sure, I almost feel like I crimp them sometimes. If you're a complete beginner or unsure, I would go a size up or use these as handholds for kids only.

There is a wide assortment of mini jugs here that are great for post-warmup climbing but still provide a little bit of challenge. All of them are slightly different, with some being very incut, to others being almost slopey. There are a lot of jugs here and can really help fill up a climbing wall.

Although it may not look unique these holds are not as straightforward as they appear.  Every time I grab one question where thats right or if I need to reposition.  I do like these holds as they fit well with many other “classic” hold shapes while capturing your attention.

I've had these holds for quite a while and I love them! There is a lot more diversity in the incut design that I thought there would be. I think each one has a little bit different angle, and I can always fit at least 3 fingers on them. They are great on most angles but get really hard past 50 degrees or so. Overall, I love these holds!