G Rock Climbing Mug With Crimp, 13.3 oz Coffee Mug, Finger Strength Training Gear, Great Fun and Exciting Gift Idea for Climbers, Smoke Grey

I bought this as a gift for my God son and he loved it! It's great quality,heavy not the thin glass I expected it to be! I would recommend !

its really good design good packaging and good looking stuff

It's a good cup, but the fun part of holding it like a crimp in the climbing gym is impossible, it's super slippery and has no grip. Even more so once you put hot drinks in it. I had to put sports tape on the hold to actually be able to grip it. Once I did that it's a lot of fun 😊

This is the perfect gift for the climber who "has everything." I am not a climber, but my brother's family all are - this is great for them! Solid construction and appropriate level of geometric texture in the "handle" to simulate a pinch hold. Funny little conversation piece that is also functional! Nice, heavy glass with a stout bottom - not quite "rowdy bar" thick, but, solid. Probably not a beginner's "everyday use" piece of glassware, but a good bar game/challenge type of equipment! 100% planning on making up some challenge rules (party foul) for out next family party!

This is a pretty cool mug especially for the climbers in your life. Its all glass, but seems very durable. The handle is thicker glass and has some texture on the part that you don't hold onto which makes it kindof look like rock. Its a pretty sturdy mug that has some heft to it, its not going to break if your hand gets tired and you drop it. Maybe be careful with hot drinks if you're hands are weak :)

My husband is an avid climber so I got him this mug. It's a cool novelty mug. Definitely don't try to hold it by the crimp if drinking from it. He does love it though and still uses it to drink from. It's beautifully crafted and excellent quality.

This is a super unique cup and I think it would be great to use as an active climber to keep your fingers training even while relaxing!I haven’t climbed in a few years and using this the way it was meant to be used definitely brought back the familiar sore you get when first starting out!I mainly bought this as a cool talking piece for parties and I can confidently say that it does indeed raise some eyebrows lol lovely cup!

I got this for my son who climbs. My initial thought is it should be made of heavy acrylic, not glass. The finger grips are very small, so to fill it full of hot tea or coffee doesn't seem wise. You will most likely drop this many times getting used to it, and because it's glass, could spell disaster. It might be more of a novelty gift more than an actual gripping tool, but have fun with it!