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5 XL Divot Roof Jugs

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$104.03
Enough room for both hands on all the holds with ample thumb catches make these beauties an excellent choice for steep terrain.
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What is unique about this set are the " divots " shaped into them. They allow you to thumb catch on them, so when you are cranking down on a super steep wall like a 45 degree wall or a roof, you can lean out on them with precision since the thumb allows a little bit of pinch action on them. Nice and rounded with enough room to place both hands on every one of them along with being comfortable and functional. Just what Dr. Route Setter ordered.

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Great holds
These holds just arrived and I am very happy with both the designs of the holds and the craftsmanship. Definitely recommend.
6/27/2013 9:47 AM
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roofies
all great for roof. range from easy to difficult. can be placed on any wall. divots are nice to stab your toe into for precise foot work.
6/20/2018 10:53 PM
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Truly good roof jugs
Try not to laugh, but sometimes I just hang on these with my feet dangling down for a good shoulder stretch.  Especially, the "triangle" shaped one which is a bomber double-hander (though you can actually get both hands on any of them).  I have multiples of some of these holds and all are either on the roof over on overhanging sections.  The divots are fantastic thumb catches and very well placed.  The lips on these holds are comfy and fat as a jug should be.  If you're gripped onto any of these holds and have to cut your feet, you can do so confidently without fear of your hand popping off.  Great holds!!!  Thanks Atomik for your thoughtful designs.
1/9/2020 8:25 PM
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Classic for steep terrain
Great warm up/down holds.  Positive and large enough for most people to climb steep terrain.
1/17/2020 5:38 PM
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Comfortable
Beefy and comfortable. Great for warmups on a steep board. Good as general jugs too. Would be nice to have a low profile version with the same design and less knuckle clearance. That's just a wish though, these are great jugs!
4/28/2020 11:30 PM
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Steep Home Wall Made Easy
These have a deep in-cut and allow for easy climbing at 35-40 °.  The texture allows for good grip but won't tear up your hands.  Agree the triangle double-hander is the best of the pack.
6/19/2020 3:59 PM
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A bit stiff for a roof
I got these for my completely horizontal roof, hoping to make some easy roof jug haul warm-ups. They're actual a bit shallow for what I'd consider to be a roof jug, and find myself relying more on the pinch with the divot. The red and lime green holds in the first picture are definitely quite shallow and more aggressively sloped (for a roof jug). If you're building a horizontal roof, I'd consider something larger.

For my 40 degree wall, these are total bomber jugs :)

Great construction / texture / quality, fast turn-around and shipping otherwise.
11/12/2020 1:32 PM
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What is unique about this set are the " divots " shaped into them. They allow you to thumb catch on them, so when you are cranking down on a super steep wall like a 45 degree wall or a roof, you can lean out on them with precision since the thumb allows a little bit of pinch action on them. Nice and rounded with enough room to place both hands on every one of them along with being comfortable and functional. Just what Dr. Route Setter ordered.

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