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Twenty Hold Wall Kit with Rope and Handles

TOPNEW rock climbing holds for kids · Holds, rope, top-out handles

TOPNEWTwenty Hold Wall Kit with Rope and Handlesfor a kids' rock climbing wall

$39.99

4.8 of 5 767 notes

Twenty grips, a six and a half foot climbing rope and two safety handles — the three pieces a finished wall actually needs.

Read at our desk on October 25, 2026. Press the stamp for the live number.

The kit to buy if you have not built a wall before.

Why this set

Most first walls end badly at the top. The climber reaches the last hold, has nothing to pull on, and comes down the way they went up with no margin. The two handles in this kit are the fix: bolt them at the lip and there is something to grip while the feet find the final holds.

The rope changes the route rather than extending it. Hung beside the holds it gives a second line up the same board — hands on rope, feet on resin — which is a different problem to solve and the one most kids try first. It is also the quick way down for anyone who got further up than they intended.

Twenty holds in five colors cover a narrow panel at a workable density. Mounting hardware is included for all of it, holds and handles both, so the kit is a single afternoon rather than a sequence of orders.

Specification

Holds in the set20
Colors5
Climbing rope6.56 ft
Safety handles2
Rated load per hold230 lb
HardwareIncluded for holds and handles

What the box says

  • [Rock Climbing for Kids & Adults]: Including 20 various color rock climbing holds with mounting hardware, 6.56 Ft knotted rope, 2 red safety handles, this kit is perfect for creating DIY rock climbing wall for kids and adults
  • [Strong and Durable]: Climbing holds are made of high quality plastic resin, which is weather resistant, won't crack or fade, textured foot/hand grips, climbing rope and the strong handle holders making it easier for kids to grip and climb up
  • [Bright Color and Practical Accessories]: Rock wall holds come in 5 colors-red, blue, green, yellow and brown, feature 3 shapes for building a unique rock wall; the size is big enough for kids as well as adults, and 2’’ long bolts is designed to be installed on boards up to 1.25’’ thick
  • [Indoor and Outdoor Climbing]: Easy installation allows it possible to build a climbing wall in your children's room and outdoor playground, jungle gym, tree house, swingset, etc. which could encourage kids to be active, exercise theirs strength, balance, agility, flexibility and enhance confidence
  • [Sturdy Enough Hold Up to 230Lbs]: Rock wall holds are strong enough to hold anyone who weigh less than 230 pounds, safely supporting kids or adults to climb up and down

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Notes from families who built with it

  • Easy and quick installation seem well made

    Easy to install. Seem to be well made but only time will tell on durability. I don't see anything to expect them not to last. Hardware seems well made and not just some cheap pot metal, nothing stripped out. Its chunks of solid plastic with some bolts and threads that bite and hold into the wood. For a kids play set, it is serving its purpose well.

    Sara · September 23, 2020
  • value for your money!

    fun for kids, great product

    Ramona Dorman · May 25, 2025
  • Well worth the money

    This product is really worth the price. my package arrived in less than 24 hours of ordering the product. Everything you need to install the product is in the package and super simple to install. I tested the product personally and it held my weight with no issues plus was comfortable. My only problem is it took forever to install with the wrench provided and the rope does look a little cheap. However I would trust the rope with my 3 year old and I have tools that sped up the install process.

    shaun · November 7, 2021
  • Good quality, fasteners included

    My son and I built a swingset platform for my granddaughter and these worked perfectly. She loves them. Climbed up the first day.

    Darren D. · November 20, 2024