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climbing grips and first ascent agent
We manufacture and supply climbing holds and equipment to all regions in South Africa
We want to give everyone and especially you, the opportunity to experience South Africa to its fullest. So join us celebrating the great outdoors with our DIY Climbing grips and holds and equipment and get outfitted with outdoor gear as we are a First Ascent Agent.
Browse our selection of DIY climbing grips and holds that are made locally and distributed in South Africa.
If you are looking for that perfect gift for someone who is adventurous our digital gift voucher lets them pick the gift they love.
We manufacture climbing and bouldering Crash mats which are great for climbing walls, gyms, playgrounds and home use.
To view all of the products we offer download our product catalogue.
If you want to build a climbing wall at home you can download our FREE installation guide HERE.
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As a Climbing Grips & Holds and First Ascent Agent our aim to bring the South African outdoors to you.
Our Climbing Grips and Holds are made locally and come in a variety of shapes and colours. DIY Climbing Wall Kits and Wall panels are an affordable and uncomplicated solution to creating a climbing wall for kids in your home, backyard or playground.
I am proudly an agent for First Ascent meaning you can get the best outdoor clothing and gear for your next big adventure. We specialise in outfitting you with the best hiking and mountaineering gear in South Africa.
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What are Climbing Holds Made From and Why This is Important?
What are Climbing Holds Made from? Find out the history of how climbing grips were made and the grips that are most commonly used today.
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Crash and Landing Mats - Why Do You Need Them? In this post we look at the importance of using crash and landing mats for climbing, aerial sports and playgrounds.
CONTINUE READINGTypes of Climbing Holds: Everything YOU need to Know
In this post we will discuss the different types of climbing holds and grips available to build a climbing wall at home and why bigger isn't always better.
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