The gripping face is pure wood grain, sanded to give your skin the friction it needs. Nothing between your fingers and the wood. The rest of the hold is sealed with a matte finish that keeps chalk, sweat, and moisture out. The wood stays clean and holds its structure over time. Every hold is made by hand. No two are exactly alike. That's the point.
Solid Beech. Open-grained and finished for walls that get used hard, across long sessions. The Standard Range is the foundation of a serious wall. You'll feel the difference before you even climb on it.
Crimps
From a 10mm micro to a three-quarter pad, each hold is shaped to load a specific finger position.
Rails
For matching, adjusting grip mid-move, and training more realistic movement than discrete holds allow.
Jugs
Sized for boards. For moving fast, big catches, and building pulling strength.
Either your body position is right or you are off. There is no forcing a sloper and no faking it. The Standard slopers are sized for a board. If tension is what you are working on, start here.
Pinches
The hold type most people under-train. Thumb engaged, fingers committed. If your board is missing them, your training has a gap.
Footholds
Footwork is what separates climbers who are fit from climbers who can actually move.
This is also where we list one-off pieces that do not fit neatly into any other range. Limited runs.
Made when the material or the idea is worth it.
Tell us what you want on your wall.
Wooden holds. South African rock. The two combined.
Rocklands sandstone. Cape granite. Waterval Boven quartzite. Embedded in wood, finished by hand. The texture under your fingers is real because the rock is real.
Every piece is made to order. Tell us where
Tell us what you want on your wall.
real grit. real holds.
At the heart of every product lies a unique story, driven by our passion for quality and innovation. Each item enhances your everyday life and sparks joy.
