Climbing holds Kruzzel set 22 pieces, model 25395, for indoor climbing walls

Set of 22 climbing holds by Kruzzel, model 25395, designed for mounting on indoor climbing walls and training boards. The kit includes a variety of grip shapes and sizes to support route setting, technique practice and strength development. Holds are intended for attachment to standard climbing wall panels using bolts (bolts not included) and are suitable for home walls, climbing gyms and educational facilities.

Advantages

The Kruzzel 22-piece set offers diverse grip types in a single pack, enabling varied route profiles and progressive training. Durable polymer construction provides reliable friction and impact resistance suitable for repeated use. The assortment of sizes and shapes helps simulate different climbing features, making it easier to design beginner-to-intermediate problems and to target specific finger, hand and body positions.

Suitable for

• Home climbing walls and training boards
• Climbing gyms and bouldering areas
• School sports halls and youth training programs
• Route setting and progressive skill development

Key specifications

• Quantity: 22 pieces per set
• Material: durable climbing-grade polymer (composite)
• Grip variety: multiple shapes and sizes including edges, pockets and slopers
• Mounting: designed for bolt-on attachment to standard indoor wall panels (bolts not included)
• Intended use: indoor climbing walls and training boards

How to use

Select a stable wall panel prepared for climbing holds and mark desired hold positions according to route difficulty and spacing. Fasten each hold with the appropriate bolt length for the panel thickness, ensuring secure engagement of the bolt head and insert. Tighten bolts to a firm but not over-torqued setting to avoid damaging the hold. Arrange grips to create intended movements and sequences, checking stability before use. Regularly inspect holds and fixings for wear, cracks or loosening and retighten or replace as necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate hardware sized to the wall panel thickness and follow local safety standards for indoor climbing installations. Clean holds periodically with mild detergent and a brush to maintain friction. When setting routes for children or beginners, prioritize larger positive holds and sensible spacing; for technique training, combine small edges and pockets with varied orientation to develop grip strength and body positioning.