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Climbing Holds - Set of 6
Climbing Holds - Set of 6
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Rock Climbing Wall Holds
Kids climbing the walls? Now they can do it for real on these rock wall holds! Insert these bright and sturdy climbing holds on a Rock Climbing Wall Panel (sold separately) to create a DIY rock wall in your home, therapy gym or sensory space. Watch your child's self-confidence and strength increase as they use their upper and lower body strength to climb from one hold to another. Provide proprioceptive input, promote sensory integration — and so much more!
- Target motor planning skills and bilateral coordination
- Support kids with low muscle tone and poor body awareness
- Made by Fun and Function
- Ages 5-12
Ideas for Use
- Practice colors with your child by telling them which color hold to climb on
- Place a prize at the top of the wall for kids to retrieve when they reach the top
- Pretend you are on a mountain trying to reach the top
Details
- Includes six holds and installation hardware (for plywood)
- 4" to 5" length. 2" to 3.5" width
- Weighs 4.6 oz. to 7.7 oz. each
- Supports up to 220 lbs.
- Made of resin with steel installation hardware
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and gray
Getting Started
Included guide provides instructions for installing on plywood using included hardware. To install on concrete, different hardware must be used.
Materials arrive slightly lubricated and individually wrapped to maintain the integrity of the hardware.
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Safety Information
This product has been tested by an independent and accredited third-party lab and meets or exceeds government safety standards for lead and physical and mechanical hazards.
WARNING: Use only with adult supervision. Professional installation is required. A safety area of at least 7 feet must extend around the climbing wall. This safety area needs to be free of obstacles, sharp edges, and sharp objects and not overlap with the safety area of other equipment. Floor mats of adequate thickness should be used to protect users from falls. Rock or wall climbing indoors and outdoors is an inherently dangerous sport. The activity of climbing can lead to significant personal injury, disfigurement or death. Even though one may be climbing indoors on an artificial wall, risks still exist and caution must be exercised. Fun and Function is not liable for injuries resulting from these inherent risks of climbing.
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