5 XL Limestone Roof Jugs Set #2

Purchased for a home wall that can be adjusted from 30° to 50°.  On my small symmetrical style beta spray these are V1/V2+ up to V5 at 50° if set as reachy underclings.  I like to use them as small double hand features for sit starts and finish jugs.  There is a ton of variety in the set with no two holds alike, makes them fun to move around within the symmetry of my wall.  

The texture is smooth enough that I don't tear up my skin if I peel off them and at the same time they have great friction.  Build quality is very good, these are stout and the lanky ones don't flex at all unlike some resin holds I've had.  

I'm a V4-5 climber and use my wall for limit bouldering and endurance training.  These help keep things spicy and I'm super happy with the purchase.

These are great large jugs that would work well on steeper walls, but the kids love them on a vertical wall. Good texture and unique shapes that they gravitate to and can hold on to with both hands.

These are very unique jugs. I originally ordered them because I was struggling with the angle of my 25 degree wall (I'm a beginner) and I wanted something juggy to help me warm up before those other tough moves. These do the job, wihout being your typical jug. Definitely go for these if you are looking for a a slightly different take on jugs.

I love the texture on these and how you can find great spots for your thumbs to catch, giving it an even better hold. They are easy on the fingers and just perfect texture. I use these on my 45° wall and they currently sport v3-v6 potential for me.

The horns are not exactly XL, but the few buckets are great warmup holds on a 45 degree wall. As stated, the foot texture encourages creative setting!

These are excellent as underclings and side pulls on steep walls. The description says they make great hand-foot matches because of the extra material on the bottom, which is true, but I have also been using the jug part for long moves and then using the extra material for toe hooks on my 40 degree wall, which is has been excellent for training dynamic movement and body tension.

I have this set on the roof section of my home wall.  The two holds pictured at the top are my favorite, as I'm able to do a toe hook - one hand match.  I also like that the hold pictured on the bottom right is incut just enough so that I can get a two-hand match without being 'juggy'.  The reverse sides of the holds are also surprisingly good roof foot holds.

These holds can be used in various ways - side pull, roof, slopers, toe hook. Our kids have enjoyed learning to route set with all of the possibilities.

These are my new favorite holds for our 30 degree  wall.  The knob like holds are really fun for cross overs and reach-y moves.  The plate-like hold feels realistic but more comfortable and you can definitely match on it with effort.  Once you get above them, they make great foot holds.   Interesting jugs aren’t easy to find, buy them!

I ordered these for my 35 degree wall after getting set # 1 and was not disappointed. They're much bulkier as stated in the product description, but on average have a smaller footprint. For this reason they're a little bit harder to grab. They're great to put low down on a steep wall route since their bulk makes them especially good footholds (toe and heel hooks included). That being said, order a more positive set if you're looking for beginner holds for steep.

These holds offer deep, comfortably rounded jugs that occupy about 1/2 the space of the XL Fontainebleau Roof Jugs and about 2/3 the space of the XL Dripstone jugs. They are still big enough to match on, minus a few fingers. Great for adding big jugs to crowded walls. At present, I use these as warm-up holds on my 35 degree wall, but they are destined for big dynos and roof probs. All would serve well as underclings, gastons, hand/foot matches, and sidepulls.

These jugs are really cool just because of how versatile they are. You can use them as jugs, or even pinches if you want just because of the shape. I have them mounted on a 30 degree wall and a 90 degree over hang and really enjoy using them

Background: I can climb V5s at my local gym.
I used these in a 8 ft long roof section. Not completely horizontal but pretty much there. Nice holds allow me to traverse the whole 8 ft. There are about 2 easier holds, 1 medium, and 2 smaller/harder jugs. All holds work nicely together and I get a dicey good work out towards the end of my session. Big enough for sticking your toes in there.

These jugs add nice big holds to our home wall. Comfy on roofs and steep terrain.

These holds are massive on vertical and low angled walls and work perfectly on steeper walls. The texture is a bit abrasive but these holds will definitely hold you on the wall. For the money it is difficult to find a better set of holds. Any one of these holds work great for heal and toe hooks on overhanging walls. Definitely a great set for your home bouldering wall .

These holds breed creativity. They are great when used as jugs but they are such weird shapes that you can use them at different angles to be slopers or pinches too. So happy with them!

These are on my woody, and the 20 degree angle makes it difficult for my wife. These holds do the trick and i cant wait to use them in another fashion as the bottom of them could also be used as foot holds.

I have these on my dead horizontal roof. These are very positive holds, not quite entire hand but very big. Most are deep enough for toe and heel hooks as well.