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A popular bouldering competition will take place at the Kezmar Castle under the High Tatras on September 8, 2018! For this year, we have become a partner of the event.

We are happy to present you our very newest climbing holds and footholds. These holds and footholds are available on our e-shop www.holdsmarket.com or from distributors in your country.

The European Youth Bouldering Championship, which took place from 14 to 16 September 2017 in Slaný, was great and we were happy to be part of it as one of the main suppliers of the holds and volumes.

The European Youth and Juniors' Championship in bouldering takes place from 14 to 16 September 2017 in Slaný and AIX Holds is one of the main suppliers of the climbing holds and volumes.

When Ivka Vejmolová from the AIX team did her first 8b+ Gorilas En La Niebla in Spain this winter, it was clear that 8c will “fall” shortly after this ascent. This summer holiday she spent [...]

Eliška Vlčková, new AIX membere, nickname Bětka, is a young, quiet and modest lady, but while touching rock she becomes a warrior.

For 2016 we prepared several new sets including three sets of footholds. Mini 3 PU – thirty flat footholds designed for hard climbing. They are small with a rounded flat shape and it is [...]

This July again, we took part at the European Outdoor Trade Fair (OutDoor 2015) in Friedrichshafen, Germany. It is not cheap to rent the exhibition site and to build the stand but this [...]

The decision to go to Spain was quick and without much consideration: I had both holiday and a climbing partner Jirka Bažant. We just waited if someone started to impose on us that he would like [...]

An article by Andrej about one successful climbing day in Adršpach. A Wikipedia explanation: a hat-trick or hat trick is the achievement of a positive feat three times or more during a game. [...]

CruX 8 TanX – they are neither tanks nor English languages. They are roof jug holds made for steep walls and overhung roofs, in the shape resembling the muzzle of a war tank. They are also thin [...]

Say “aix”. What do you hear? Aix…aix…a.X…in general, mainly X is heard. What is the x? It is a letter and the Roman numeral ten. The grade X is what I am interested in when climbing on sandstone. [...]