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Super sweet jugs with a small divot for artistic flair.  Every warm-up area needs these bad boys.

Shaper: Tony Reynaldo

Number of holds: 5

Granite style jugs.  Large, low profile jugs great for warming up or cooling down.  A great set for the beginner climber who is looking to toughed up his or her skin.  A true grit feel.

Shaper: Mike Lyons

Number of holds: 4

Smooth yet simple.  These low profile holds would be considered slopey pinches.  Can you say “Squeeze?”

Shaper: Lynnette Miller

Number of holds:  5

One of our biggest sellers, there is no doubt these holds are on their way of becoming classics.  You will find a thin crimp, a sloping pinch, a shallow egde and a meaty edge.

Shaper: Jeff Lehmkuhl

Number of Holds:  4

Think of these holds as mushrooms that can grow anywhere.  Try them on a roof; they’ll make your head spin, literally.

Shaper: Tony Reynaldo

These babies are so realistic you are gonna be inspired to make plans for your next big climbing trip.

Shaper: Mark Osbourne

Number of holds:  3

Excellent holds on steep walls. Try dead-pointing to these guys.  Tricky,tricky.

Shaper: Mark Osbourne

Number of holds:  2

When we first saw these shapes we were immediately struck by its similarity to a three dimensional topographical map.   Cool pinches, crimps and slopers with ridges everywhere.

Shaper: Tony Reynaldo

Number of holds:  6

Incredibly awesome jugs.  Low profile yet plenty to pull down on.

Shaper: Tony Reynaldo

Number of holds:  5

This set has  a little bit of everything from flat edges to a comfortable jugs.

Shaper: Tony Reynaldo

Number of holds:  4