Why didn't anyone else think of this? A hold gets it's shape from the mold. By using a pliable mold where you can push or pull the sides in or out, you get a hold with a very different shape. A sloper becomes a pinch, and then becomes a jug - if you just keep squeezing the sides in more. INFINITE SHAPES. Seriously. You could order hundreds of these and each would be a unique fun shape.

The holds listed below are just $80 for ALL THE HOLDS THAT WILL FIT in a Large Flat Rate Box.

Designed for morphing. Big round slopers with added small crimpy-squeezy raised circles. The circles can create grips large or small.

Amazing variety - these are fun to climb on. Your fingers will love the search to find the best placements on these complex shapes.

8-10 will fit into a Large FRB.

Simple wide-pinch sloper shapes. You can screw these onto places that don't have t-nuts. These are perfect to make roof climbs out of those 2x8 basement ceiling joists.

10-12 will fit into a Large FRB.

Lots of variety on these shapes. Pinches and two-handed jugs with that perfect super comfortable radius. These are way fun to climb on.

Sloper sets A, B or C can all be morphed into more jug like holds.

9-10 will fit into a Large FRB.

I could fill up dozens of web pages with photos of these as the variety is truely infinite. Great for moderatly overhanging walls.

10 will fit into a Large FRB.