Jumbos™ 27A
We just can’t get enough of our worm, so these positive cobbles offer fun slopers, but with that added thumb catch to make them a bit more positive. Designed by Tony Reynaldo.
- Set of 5
- Large
- Inverse Texture
- Jugs & Slopers
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Jumbos™ 27A
Positive cobbles from Groperz that offer fun slopers with an added thumb catch. Made with hybrid urethane resin, these yellow inverse texture hand holds come in a set of 5. Production time is 5 to 10 business days. Hand holds mount to climbing wall with socket head cap screws. Designed by Tony Reynaldo.
Note: Dimensions and weight provided are for shipping purposes only. Carabiner is for size reference and not included. -
Additional Information
Weight 9.5 lbs Dimensions 12 x 12 x 5 in Color Yellow
Size Large
Hold Type Modern, Slopers, Jugs
Set Name Jumbos™
Texture Inverse
Hardware Socket Head Cap Screw
Colors Black, Blaze Orange, Blaze Pink, Blaze Yellow, Brown, Bubblegum Pink, Deep Red, Evergreen, Gray, Groperz Green, Perfect Purple, Red Delicious, Royal Blue, Snow White, Sunset Orange
FAQs
Where should hand holds be installed?
You can install our hand holds anywhere there is a T-nut using the included installation instructions. We put 66 T-nuts on each 4' x 8' climbing panel to give you many placement options for the 20 holds included with each panel. Many people choose to create climbing routes by placing holds of a single color in such a way that climbers can make it across or up the climbing wall using holds of only that one color. To learn more about route-setting, please read this blog post.
What kind and size bolt is used for installing hand holds on the climbing wall?
All of our hand holds utilize 1¾" socket head cap screws. We standardized the size and type of hardware to make it easier to install and relocate hand holds.
What wrench is used to install hand holds?
A 5/16" Allen wrench is used to install and remove our hand holds.
How do I choose the right hand holds for my climbing wall?
Our climbing walls include hand holds. We provide a variety of sizes and shapes to help climbers of varying abilities and experience levels find success. If you have a custom project, our team will discuss the hand hold options and help you choose the right ones for your climbers.
How many hand holds do I need for my climbing wall?
We include 20 hand holds per 4' x 8' climbing panel. We feel this quantity provides many options for climbers to find holds that will work best for them. If you have a custom project, our team will discuss the appropriate quantity for your project.
Which hand holds are best for different ages and skill levels?
Typically, larger and easy-to-grasp holds are best for beginner climbers. Smaller, more technical holds are great for more experienced climbers. Our climbing walls include color-coded route-setting hand holds with beginner, intermediate and advanced options. If you have a custom project, our team can assist you in choosing the appropriate holds.
Can hand holds be moved or rearranged after installation?
Yes. Our hand holds are installed with a bolt that can be loosened or removed with the included Allen wrench to easily re-orient, remove, or relocate hand holds. Read these tips for installing hand holds.
How do I inspect and clean climbing hand holds?
Inspect: Periodically inspect your climbing hand holds and remove and replace any that have cracks, chips or signs of wear.
Tighten: Over time, some hand holds may loosen and spin. This is normal. Grab your Allen wrench and tighten the hold until it is secure against the climbing wall. Be sure not to overtighten. See the installation instructions.
Clean and dry: When the holds are visibly dirty or slick with chalk, it is time to clean them. The easiest way is to remove them and put them in a dishwasher with or without detergent using the normal cycle. Choose air dry for the drying cycle so they are not heated while drying.
If you do not have a dishwasher, hand wash holds in warm water with a mild detergent and scrub them with a soft bristle brush. Never use a wire brush.
Remove and replace if needed: This is also a good time to inspect your holds. Look for any cracks, chips or holds that have gotten overly smooth. Those holds should be replaced and not re-installed on the climbing wall.