Ollie the Octopus

Rounded comfortable jug on top. It can be used on a roof but is not as easy as real roof jugs.

After adding it, it's become a popular target for my children to climb to. What I did not expect was how well it has worked into a number of routes set up for adults!

Ollie The Octopus
-6.5"H, 6.5"W, 2"D
-Dark Purple 07-18: Because there aren't many purple animals in the world, so take advantage when you can
-Easy palm hold on the head, each individual tentacle provides it's own 1 or 2 finger hold at varying degrees.
-While this guy is a nice easy beginner hold that looks extremely friendly - if you were to color the eyes and mouth red, it changes this guy into nightmare material. So choose your own adventure here - or "dress him up" for Halloween.

Got this in the fluorescent purple color and it looks amazing. We have it mounted on our small indoor flat traversing wall and it has helped some of our kids that were struggling with the more natural rock shaped holds. Very comfortable and solid jug, a good one to set beginner routes or to place around more challenging routes to give a little break in-between.

We bought a few of the Atomik novelty holds for my two-year-old's wall and this one is by far his favorite. We set it up high so to give him extra motivation to keep climbing! It's very well-made and makes a great jug hold on any wall.

This is my favorite animal hold for hands. The octopus head is a pretty good jug. Great hold for a kids wall. We use it in our gym to give kids a goal to reach part of the way up the wall. We have other animal holds up also to keep coxing kids higher and higher.

Fun finger constrictions on the sides of the head if you're looking to avoid the head jug. Also slopey crimps on the tentacles and interesting little pinch on the bottom. Solid hold, my 2-year-old loves it.

Just a really nice little jug in a cool character design. The kids love reaching for it, super easy to grab on to. Texture is nice, not rough. This was one of my first Atomik purchases a couple of years ago and it's still a favorite on the garage rock wall. I have it set on a vertical section surrounded by a bunch of other novelty holds for my kids. Lots of fun