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The Seeing Stars set offers five distinct star-shaped holds, combining a mix of incut edges and pinches to add variety to your climbing wall.
Perfect for any terrain, from vertical walls to steep overhangs and roofs, these holds can be rotated to adjust difficulty, making them suitable for climbers of all skill levels. Their unique design allows for creative route-setting, and the built-in screw holes ensure secure installation and prevent rotation.
Whether you're working on strength or technique, the Seeing Stars set will elevate your climbing experience.
Key Features:
- Set of 5 holds featuring incut edges and pinches for versatile grip options
- Suitable for all wall angles, including roofs and overhangs
- Built-in screw holes to prevent rotation during use
- Requires 5 x 1.5" bolts for installation
Check out this short video of Seeing Stars in use!
Shaped by: Todd
If you are viewing this product on a mobile or tablet, you may be able to view this hold on your wall actual size! Tap the plus sign to try it yourself!
Depending on your MOBILE device and browser you may have the option to view this hold/set in Augmented Reality (AR) on your wall. Will not work on desktop.
How to view in AR:
- If you see the link "View on Your Wall", simply tap the link and wait for 1-4 seconds. Link not visible? Your device/browser is not AR capable.
- When your camera opens and the 3D model of the hold appears, point your camera at a well lit wall and the hold will be "placed" there. If your camera does not open, your device/browser is not AR capable.
- Once placed, you can move your device around the hold, get close, move out, above, below, place your hand close to it, rotate using two fingers.
I have tested using an iphone 12 pro (ios 17.1) and latest versions of Chrome, Firefox and Safari and they work perfect.
TIPS:
- Best results seem to be with Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
- Wall/surface needs to be well lit
- Seems to help for there to be something else on the wall, like art, light switch, door/window frame close to where you want to place object, needs reference points
- If hold moves around, then it needs some reference point close by, see point above
- Brick/textured walls work well
- Object can be placed on flat surfaces too, but since it is a climbing hold it will be oriented vertically
- You can rotate the hold with 2 fingers
- Hopefully soon you will be able to place object on overhanging walls in the correct orientation
- Not working but you feel it should? There are so many variables that could prevent it from working, but the code I am using is written by a third party and I have zero control over it.
- HOW TO ATTACH A CLIMBING HOLD TO A PLYWOOD WALL - Click Here
- All bolt-on holds/sets require socket head type bolts, except for the Classic Footholds Set which requires countersunk head bolts.
- All bolts Uncarved Block sells are imperial 3/8" diameter with UNC threads.
- Unless otherwise stated, t-nuts are not included with holds or sets.
- Any items shown in pictures other than holds are to show scale and are not included with purchase.
- More information about hold colors click here.
- Bolts optionally supplied with holds/sets are suited for 17 mm thick climbing walls, if you require longer bolts order these separately.
- It is cheaper & faster to select random colours.
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Love these
By: Jessica on 3 May 2024Really fun on a 40deg wall. Each of the sides have a different amount of positivity so you can reduce/amp difficulty easily by turning hold.
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Good holds
By: David on 23 July 2023I put one of these Stars on the 35° wall and I’m struggling to hold onto it. It’ has me perplexed. I’m guessing they require good body position and tension, and irresponsibly strong fingers. Let the battle begin. They’re must haves. Have fun.
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Great shape
29 January 2016Nice holds and great shapes that offer great flexibility with positioning that provides challenging yet good edges.
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Versatile
8 November 2011These are great on our 30 deg wall. They have an incut side as well as shallower sides and work as pinches and edges. Very versatile.
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Great Holds
By: Tyler McNabb on 23 March 2011These are great holds and key components to two of my most fun and challenging problems.
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