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System Jug #1 (Bolt-on) (Set of 2)

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$19.55

The ergonomic contour of this jug follows the natural shape of your hand. You get a full two pads of room for every finger. It offers a lot of room for your hand but we do have others that offer more hold. Your fingers will bottom out so if you have a large hand size, this hold might feel like a finger jug rather than a hand jug. I really like open-handed hanging on this hold.

Note the profile photo for how deep the incut goes back.

Sold as a set of 2 holds.

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Nice Hold
Great positive texture. Tendon friendly.
Used on system wall.  Works fine ....vertical...side pull...undercling... etc.
Lot's of bang for the buck.
5/30/2020 5:51 AM
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Great open handed large hold
I put these on my wall to get more active rest opportunities.  These are great, not too big but large enough to easily switch hands.  I can cram both hands on if needed.  Super friendly for the fingers, I find this to be a realistic hold you may find out in the wild.  I really like this hold open handed, been teaching me to relax a bit.  Training for reducing overgripping!
7/13/2020 8:51 PM
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Great rounded Jugs
These are great rounded jugs. The shape feels really good, but the texture is a bit aggressive (which could be a plus). I gave them a super light sand and have them as warm up holds on my hangboard.
2/19/2021 10:34 PM
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55 East 600 South, Provo, Utah 84606

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