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    Set up your home wall or woody with our wide range of climbing holds. Perfect for training, building strength, or just having fun. We stock everything from jugs and crimps to slopers and pinches, ideal for customising your indoor or outdoor setup. We also have climbing hold mega packs to bulk out your board without blowing the budget. Create your own home training setup with quality home climbing holds that keep your sessions fresh and challenging at the comfort of your own home. How to Build your own Woody

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    Choosing the Right Climbing Holds

    Selecting the right climbing holds depends on your wall type, skill level and climbing goals. Bolt on holds, wood holds and bulk hold packs are all designed for walls with pre-drilled holds fitted with tnuts. The climbing holds are mounted on the wall with a 3/8th bolt screw, thus why they're called bolt on. These types of holds are ideal for home woody set ups because the holds can be rearranged frequently without causing damage to the wall, similar to how climbing and bouldering gyms can reset their walls every week. You can learn more about this home wall set up. 

    Choosing a variety of climbing holds is great for beginners and children. Larger rock climbing holds with positive grips are great for warming up and dynamic movements, smaller crimp hold help with finger strength and foot holds, which are often screw in only, are for feet. Wooden climbing holds are ideal for training without excessive skin wear, while polyurethane rock climbing holds offer better grip and durability, especially in outdoor setups.

    What Are the Climbing Holds Called?

    Climbing holds come in various shapes and styles such as jugs, crimps, slopers, pinches and pockets. These grips for climbing wall surfaces can be arranged to create different routes, making your indoor rock climbing holds or outdoor bouldering wall holds versatile for training. Mini, Macro, Micros and chips are used to describe the size of the holds.

    Indoor vs Outdoor Climbing Holds

    When deciding to build a climbing wall outside, you'll need to consider the weatherproofness of the materials to withstand exposure to sun, rain and temperature differences. Polyurethane climbing holds are the most common choice for outdoor walls due to their durability and textured grip. However, you still might want to choose a wall aspect where the wall doesn't receive direct sunlight and covering up the wall when it rains, to ensure your climbing holds maintain their quality overtime. With indoor home walls, you'll have the choice of wooden holds and polyeurathane climbing holds.

    Tips for Buying Climbing Holds Mix Hold Types:

    • Mix hold types: Combine jugs, pinches, slopers and crimps for varied training and fun.
    • Consider Wall Angle: Steeper walls need larger holds to stay accessible.
    • Plan for Kids: Small children might find medium to small holds easier to grip than large jugs because they can wrap their hand around them. 
    • Wooden climbing holds: They can be more challenging as they are smoother and lack texture, making them excellent for a purely strength and training climbing wall. These type of holds are suitable for intermediate to advanced climbers building a home training wall to supplement their outdoor climbing.
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