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Strong and fit for purpose. Added these to our kids climbing frame to make it a bit easier for toddlers and I’ve got no complaints

Nice and easy put up and my kid loves them. I had tried cheaper ones but were flimsy and didn't have the right fittings. These are perfect

I got these holds to compliment another set we had and make it go further. These holds are less value for money than a large pack but pretty good value over all. Apart from the plastic on these being shiny they are pretty much identical taking into account they are all wonky wobbly shapes. You get good fixings in here, you can see in the picture you get some good teeth bolts to grip the wood and a slight negative is that the bolts are too big for the hole and you use washers to keep the grips level, it works but it would have been better with holes that fit the bolts.All in all they are good hand holds that you can attach to the side of a climbing frame wall or just make one out of marine board and screw it to the side of a play tower thing.Pretty good.

The media could not be loaded. They are made from super hard wearing and heavy duty plastic.You receive 5 jugs/grips with your order. You receive all of the bolts, washers and wall/wood fixings. Unfortunately I didn't receive the 3/8" allen key needed to attach these to my wall but that's not really an issue as allen keys are easily sourced and are cheap to buy. If you have an 'impact' driver, you'd be better off using this to attach the jugs to the wall, so the lack of an allen key isn't an issue for me!They are very reasonably priced and are professionally made to a high standard. When used outdoors, they'll resist the weather and will perform well for years.You can relocate them as your bouldering skills improve, allowing you to design more challenging routes.The wide structure of these jugs allows for a secure grip offering an ideal platform for your feet and lots of surface area for your hands to grip onto.For this price and the quality of their construction I've got to say that they're great and look splendid.I'd definitely buy these again and from the same supplier as I received my order very efficiently. Happy days and happy bouldering!

This is great fun and fitted well to a board and the garage wall was too thick. Got a second set as well to extend the fun. Also by using the board I don’t have holes in the garage when it comes off

Set arrived packed neatly in plastic bag.They came as a set of 5 handholds, so this set won't make a full climbing wall lol, but it makes good start for small climbing wall. The holds are strong, brightly coloured, and well-made.Fixings attached to the set are strony and sturdy. For installation you need to drill a pair of holes for each grip, tap the nut into the back and then tighten the bolt using an allen key (not supplied in the set).Overall they are strong sturdy handles for a climbing wall.In my opinion it is a good set and i would recommend it.

I have ordered these climbing handles for my niece and nephew who both go to a climbing club and love climbing. One is 5 and the other is 9 and I think these will be fantastic for their my sister to put up either in their bedroom or on the shed wall outside. They are really sturdy and thick solid plastic. I can’t see them breaking at all. The quality you would expect from Jaques of London and they come with good instructions and a full pack of thick nuts and bolts to attach to a wall. Personally as there are only 5 in a pack I think there is the perfect amount to attach to a bedroom wall and put a mattress underneath, then you don’t need to worry about when they play and fall.For £9.99 I think they are a bargain and if my teens were younger I would have bought them in a flash!

So I’d wanted a climbing ramp for my tots pikler triangle, but they are so expensive so I thought I’m sure it can’t be that hard to drill some handles into some wood?!I don’t think these are design for that purpose. I struggled to get the nuts in (it says to hammer them in after drilling the hole but I have hard wood and couldn’t get them all the way in. That said once screwed in they are sturdy. But also means this can only be used one way up as the screws and bolts are on the back. I did consider using just screws but the holes in the handles are too large for a normal screw.Overall they are strong sturdy handles for a climbing wall on the right type of wood I think they’d be fine