12 Straight Mini Jugs

All of these holds are pretty deeply incut - some a little more than others.  They are all just big enough for me to get all 4 fingers onto them and I'm 6'-1" tall so smaller hands will have no problem.  The key to the "straight" jug is when gripping it, your index finger and pinky finger will feel more pressure when pulling down when compared to the round version.  It's just the way the human hand is shaped.  For this reason, I would recommend these for more overhanging terrain where the pull will more "out" than "down".  I have one of these on a volume on my roof and it is perfect as the volume changes the angle of pull.  On vertical wall sections, pulling down hard on these definitely feels different than when pulling down on the rounded mini jug version.  Regardless, these are great little jugs at a great little price :-)

These jugs are very incut, with a cool variety of shapes. They're small, but still feel like good, solid jugs, which is awesome for my small home wall, where space is a premium.

These are great for climbers who are looking for jugs with a smaller footprint for their home wall. I've got these on my 40 degree wall, and use them as starting holds, sidepulls, underclings, and catches for far throws. They are pretty deep and I'm able to get all four fingers in them, with generally a full pad to pad and a half. Great for powerful pulling!

I have these on my 40-degree board and they've been great mini-jugs. If you set them as down-pulling jugs, they can be as easy as V1. However, if you flip them around as side pulls and underclings, they can quickly get into the V5+ range. I will warn that while they are jugs, they are not double incut and so they are not the best for easy traversing at 40 degrees.

I use these on a vertical wall, a 30 degree wall, a 50 degree wall and a ceiling. They are good for setting V0 - V2 on the vertical and 30 degree wall, and around V3 or so on the steeper 50 degree wall. They are quite difficult to hold on the ceiling, but could be a good addition to add to an existing route.

They seem to be a little more deeply incut than the round mini jugs which makes them slightly easier to hang onto. Overall, they're nothing fancy, but you're getting a lot of good holds for a good price.