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System Jugs #1 (Screw on)(Set of 2)

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$28.94
This jug has a wide radius, cobble-like feel. Expect 2 finger pads to wrap into this jug. On a vertical hang board = Feels like V0. On a 110 degree system wall = Feels like V1. Sold as a set of 2 holds.
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Comfortable V0 jug
I have these hanging from the ceiling rafters of my basement to create an overhang-like climbing wall. I've purchased a variety of the screw on system jugs for the rafters given their ease of installation. These deep and rounded jugs were purchased with my wife and 7 year old son in mind, who are both newer to climbing and appreciate deep jugs with comfortable texture when climbing on our roof. I like to use these to take active breaks during an endurance climb, and also to facilitate directional changes when I'm climbing in a circular route on the roof.
7/10/2020 9:40 AM
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Biggest screw on jugs I could find!
I was looking for the biggest screw on jugs I could find as I didn't drill t-nut holes for my home wall and these were the biggest I found. I've used these in the middle of my wall to create down climb areas for circuits but they could definitely work as start/finish holds as well. I will note that for an average sized person you likely won't be able to get two hands on this without wrapping your hands on one another. Not an issue for my use but I could see this being more challenging for more beginner climbers.
1/10/2021 11:54 AM
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