Indoor Climbing Holds: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 22, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Indoor Climbing Holds, including options from Metolius Climbing and So iLL. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $29.95 to $381.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The assortment includes a wide range of shapes such as innies, super, matte, and screw-on designs.
Holds are made from durable polyurethane and come in various sizes and textures to suit different wall angles and climbing styles. Some are smooth for easy grip, while others have aggressive textures for advanced routes.
Choosing the right holds depends on the difficulty you want to create, the wall material, and the spacing between pieces. Larger, rounded holds are good for beginners, whereas smaller, textured holds increase challenge. Ensure the bolt pattern matches your wall system and consider the hold’s orientation for optimal ergonomics.

Micro Climbing Holds
Metolius Climbing
$34.95

Modulars Climbing Holds
Metolius Climbing
$44.95

Innies Mega 4
So iLL
$162.00

Innies Super 3
So iLL
$111.00

Macros Climbing Holds
Metolius Climbing
$29.95

LEVEL Super 3
So iLL
$324.00

Wrecktangles Medium
So iLL
$192.00

Smooth Matte X-Large
So iLL
$240.00

Pipes Super 7 Stalactite
So iLL
$251.00

Smooth Matte Medium 2
So iLL
$148.00

Wavelengths Mega 3
So iLL
$381.00

Smooth Matte X-Large 2
So iLL
$254.00

Smooth Screw On
So iLL
$159.00

LEVEL Screw On Pro
So iLL
$240.00

Innies Super 2
So iLL
$132.00

Wrecktangles Feet
So iLL
$108.00

Wrecktangles Super 2
So iLL
$166.00

Smooth Matte Super 3
So iLL
$276.00

Smooth Matte Super 2
So iLL
$221.00

Innies Super
So iLL
$152.00
Questions
How do I install climbing holds?
Secure them with bolts that match the wall’s pre-drilled holes and tighten according to the manufacturer’s torque specifications.
Can I mix different hold textures on one wall?
Yes, mixing textures creates varied grip challenges and keeps routes interesting.
How often should I clean the holds?
Wipe them down with a damp cloth after each session to remove chalk and sweat, which can degrade the surface over time.
What size hold is best for beginners?
Larger, rounded holds with a generous surface area are easier to grip and help new climbers build confidence.