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Bolt On Mat Holder Version #1

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$10.06
Bolt on version to hang your mats off of.
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To keep your munchkins off your climbing wall when not in use, hanging gymnastics mats is often the solution. This mat holder allows you to take a loop of webbing that is sewn to the mat and loop it over the hold. When the mats are in use on the floor, these holds act really well as large comfortable jugs.

*Bolt On Version* 

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Perfect fit for holding mats with cords or rope to hang.
When purchasing all my wall equipment I bought some sweet mats that hang up and have a no climbing picture on the underside when hung up to deter children from climbing when not in use. Unfortunately I thought the jugs and other holds I purchased sets of would accommodate and give a nice anchor point to hang the mats off of. Sadly they hardly worked, if a kid tugged hard enough the massive 4' x 6' would easily come down, not to mention it was a pain in the butt to get the cord to stay (kind of like bungee cord). With 4 of these installed I have 20 feet of mats comfortably hanging up with no worry at all of kids knocking them down (accidentally or intentionally). Also having these at the top makes for a perfect end to beginner routes as a final jug hold. So glad I stumbled on these, definitely better than trying to shop around and hope whatever jug I choose will be deep enough.
3/1/2021 1:52 AM
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To keep your munchkins off your climbing wall when not in use, hanging gymnastics mats is often the solution. This mat holder allows you to take a loop of webbing that is sewn to the mat and loop it over the hold. When the mats are in use on the floor, these holds act really well as large comfortable jugs.

*Bolt On Version* 

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