FRP
Fiber-Reinforced Plastic
Ideal for large macro holds, modern-day setting and competition.
- Lightweight
- Strong
- Easy installation
- Recyclable
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Premium climbing holds · Version 2.0 / 2027
Designed by climbers. Shaped by experience. Built to make better movement possible.
WHY MIGHTY HOLDS?
Mighty Holds originated from a fundamental inquiry: Why should high-quality climbing holds be both costly and hard to find?
With over two decades of climbing experience, our founder, Sandeep Maity, has seen every facet of the sport—from training on aged holds to competing on the global stage, while also nurturing climbing communities throughout India.
Years of trial and error, experimentation, and material research led to holds crafted, tested, and refined by climbers.
“I don't want to build the biggest climbing brand. I want to help build a stronger climbing culture.”
02 / BEHIND THE HOLD
Material choice changes the feel, weight, installation and ideal setting. Mighty Holds works across FRP, PE and PU applications.
Fiber-Reinforced Plastic
Ideal for large macro holds, modern-day setting and competition.
Polyester resin
Ideal for indoor climbing walls, training facilities and recreational installations.
Polyurethane
Ideal for commercial climbing gyms, training centers and competition facilities.
03 / FRP HOLDS
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic has been trusted for decades in performance-critical industries. At Mighty Holds, that proven material is transformed into climbing holds designed for performance.
Every hold is individually cast, hand-finished, edge-refined, and textured. No two holds are perfectly identical—and that's the signature of true craftsmanship.
Size is classified according to the longest dimension of the finished hold. Handcrafted products may vary naturally in dimension, shape and texture.
04 / HOLD CATEGORIES
From positive jugs to technical pinches, choose the movement vocabulary your wall needs.
05 / QUICK INSTALLATION
For FRP holds and volumes, the reference guide recommends a smooth, even surface; suitable climbing-wall screws; careful alignment; a gentle stability test; and a final inspection.
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