Children's climbing holds set Trizand — 10 pieces for climbing walls, plastic grip stones

Set of 10 children's climbing holds by Trizand designed for indoor and home climbing walls. This collection contains ten plastic grip stones in assorted shapes and sizes intended for young climbers and beginners. The shapes provide a variety of hand and foot positions to create simple routes on plywood panels or modular climbing boards, supporting development of coordination, balance and basic climbing technique.

Advantages

The climbing holds are made of durable plastic that resists wear from regular use and is suitable for indoor environments. A mix of shapes and sizes allows rapid reconfiguration of routes and progression from easier to slightly more challenging grips. Their ergonomic contours are tailored for children's hands to reduce strain while still offering sufficient challenge. The lightweight design simplifies mounting and repositioning on common climbing surfaces.

Suitable for

• Home or playroom climbing walls
• Indoor training boards for children and beginners
• School gyms and after-school activity areas
• Building simple practice routes and skill-development exercises

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 pieces
• Material: molded plastic
• Shapes: assorted hand and foot holds (various sizes and profiles)
• Mounting: compatible with standard climbing bolts on plywood or modular panels
• Intended use: indoor climbing walls and training setups for children

How to use

Select appropriate positions on your plywood or modular climbing panel and mark mounting points. Use standard climbing bolts and washers to secure each hold according to the panel manufacturer's instructions, ensuring bolts are tightened but not over-compressed to avoid damaging the plastic. Arrange holds to create beginner-friendly routes with adequate spacing for safe movement and rest positions. Periodically inspect each hold and its fastenings for wear or loosening and retighten as necessary.

Usage recommendations

Install holds on a properly prepared and structurally sound surface; use recommended hardware and check clearances to avoid pinch points. Supervise children during climbing activities and use appropriate fall protection such as crash pads or padded flooring. Clean holds with mild soap and water if they become slippery from chalk or skin oils.