Beast!

A short (very) video from team member Roddy. Looks like the training is paying off! Good luck with the Grindelwald World Cup mate.

Apart from spending the last week up to our armpits in fibreglass (6 more volumes on the way!!) we have been busy moulding up some new screw-ons for you. We have reshaped our whole range of screw-on feet to improve the screw placement - we hope you like them as much as the last range. The Implausibles are really tiny - probably the smallest holds on the market. We challenge you to find smaller!

Ned Font action

Some recent footage of Slapholds team member Ned climbing Neverland. Thanks to Keith for the footage and commentary.........


Neverland, 8A from pascal brown on Vimeo.

cyclone arrives!

well, after a long time waiting in our workshop to be photoshopped, The Cyclone has arrived on our website. The hold was named by James D from Georgia, America, last month in a competition run by Climbing Hold Review. As a prize we shipped him over a Cyclone of his very own. Well done James :)

Here is a photo of it up at his wall in Georgia. He tells us that The Cyclone "kicks serious butt".

Jugsters!

Monster jugs monster jugs monster jugs!
Some of the holds I've made up in the last couple of weeks. I'm still a bit slow with getting the screw on pictures up as I haven't had chance to cast them again...............all the other ones went out on a big order already

Features are GO

The last few days have been busy making up our first commercial fibreglass feature, the Big Bug, which is 60cmx50cm, and 25cm high (see photo). We have also been working on six further plugs which will be about a metre long, including between 4 and 6 bolt-on placements. These are going to be made up in the next week. We usually make bespoke fibreglass shapes but have decided to start producing them in bulk following popular demand. All going well this will lead to an order of 40 features for a London wall.

New holds!

I've been busy in the workshop again with some moulding up action. This time some monster jugs to complement our range.

Also finished are 4 new set of screw-ons. After feedaback on our old screw-ons we decided to carve with a rougher texture (to prolong use) and have countersunk the holds a little larger to accomodate all types of screws.

The largest are sort of lunar like hand/foot holds. The mediums are like little nubbins ideal for a steep wall. The small/mediums are angular with good and bad bits.

The small ones are tooooo small to even photo.......ha ha only kidding. They are however as small as you can get with polyurethane (which means pretty damn small). I'm psyched to get them on my board and start training some tension!

More photos when they are all cast and ready to climb on