Chalk bags are now in stock - 14 different styles now on our website http://www.voodooholds.com/servlet/.f0b3d8db/Categories?category=ACCESSORIES%3AChalk+Bags
Check back soon for our redesigned Chalk Pots
Tote Bags are in stock and make great gifts for the Ladies in your life http://www.voodooholds.com/servlet/.f0b3d8db/Detail?no=122
Our New "Royale" Crash Pad is just a bit smaller than our Highball 4000 & ships free if you call in your order http://www.voodooholds.com/servlet/.f0b3d8db/Detail?no=111
We came up with a way to save $$$ on shipping crash pads - if you & a bunch of friends order more than 5 pads they ship by freight & you pay wholesale plus the reduced shipping rate - call or email gina@voodooholds.com for more info.
10/16/07
10/9/07
chalk pots
10/4/07
it shakes my teeth
Watched the pixies: acoustic: live in newport last night - fabulous! I looooove the pixies, one of my all time favorite bands - highly recommend renting this dvd if you too like the pixies - have a great weekend, off to Moab.
Cheers - G
Cheers - G
10/3/07
blobjects

Blobjects and Beyond was a major exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art and we were asked to be part of the exhibit. You can't imagine how psyched we were! Here is a link to the VooDoo Climbing Hold pages 142 & 143 of the Blobjects & Beyond book printed for the exhibition
Fall
Fall is my favorite season and there is no place I‘d rather be than right here in Flagstaff. We spent Saturday bouldering at the Priest Draw with Susan, Marguerite & Issac - perfect weather, fun problems and great company. On Sunday we went for a 20 mile mtn bike ride with Art & Mary to check out the Aspens changing color. The scenery was spectacular and we had a lot of fun riding with our friends. After the ride we headed home and I made a delicious potato leek soup and we sampled Frank’s latest IPA on tap- yuuuummm - really, his best IPA ever! Drove out east to cut a bunch of firewood yesterday - an all day affair but totally worth it now that the chilly nights are here. Off to Utah this weekend for the Moab Century Tour http://www.skinnytirefestival.com/ - I think it’s going to be another great weekend.




9/28/07
What a month….
Lots of climbing , friends, good food and random adventures. Where to start???
Last night the Orpheum theatre was packed full of climbers gathered to see a screening of the new flick King Lines, starring Chris Sharma. It was great! Had fun hanging with Susan & Jason sampling really good Belgian beers after the show.
September started out with the most entertaining slide show I have ever seen - Thanks Chris & Clay! I’m dying to get my hands on a copy of their super funny big wall training dvd. We hosted another Northern Arizona Climbers Coalition raffle at the slide show and raised $218. We’re on our way to replacing bolts & anchors at the Pit in Flagstaff & at Jack’s Canyon in Winslow. Progress!
Getting lots of bouldering in at the priest draw, cherry canyon, & my personal favorite Kelly Canyon. We even squeezed in a weekend of sport climbing & camping at Jack’s canyon - although we did spend one of the afternoons in our little trailer eating too much birthday cake, drinking IPAS & a yummy Cabernet - what else do you do when it’s raining?
Went to a hilarious potluck at Brian & Blanche’s house this month - the theme was trailer trash potluck - we brought a lovely macaroni & cheese dish in a bundt cake mold topped with sausages. I have never seen so much shiny food in one place in my entire life!
I brewed my first batch of beer this week, an all grain batch of a Belgian Saison ale. It’s a pretty time consuming process and a little stressful because you just don’t know if the final result will be tasty. But then again I did have an in house brew master with over 15 years of beer making under his belt guiding me through the process - Thanks Frank!
Been doing lots of work on VooDoo stuff. We came up with a couple of new crash pad designs we plan on testing this weekend. I’m pretty sure one of the pads will be a keeper and the dimensions make it so much easier to ship. Still trying to think of a name - any ideas?
Last night the Orpheum theatre was packed full of climbers gathered to see a screening of the new flick King Lines, starring Chris Sharma. It was great! Had fun hanging with Susan & Jason sampling really good Belgian beers after the show.
September started out with the most entertaining slide show I have ever seen - Thanks Chris & Clay! I’m dying to get my hands on a copy of their super funny big wall training dvd. We hosted another Northern Arizona Climbers Coalition raffle at the slide show and raised $218. We’re on our way to replacing bolts & anchors at the Pit in Flagstaff & at Jack’s Canyon in Winslow. Progress!
Getting lots of bouldering in at the priest draw, cherry canyon, & my personal favorite Kelly Canyon. We even squeezed in a weekend of sport climbing & camping at Jack’s canyon - although we did spend one of the afternoons in our little trailer eating too much birthday cake, drinking IPAS & a yummy Cabernet - what else do you do when it’s raining?
Went to a hilarious potluck at Brian & Blanche’s house this month - the theme was trailer trash potluck - we brought a lovely macaroni & cheese dish in a bundt cake mold topped with sausages. I have never seen so much shiny food in one place in my entire life!
I brewed my first batch of beer this week, an all grain batch of a Belgian Saison ale. It’s a pretty time consuming process and a little stressful because you just don’t know if the final result will be tasty. But then again I did have an in house brew master with over 15 years of beer making under his belt guiding me through the process - Thanks Frank!
Been doing lots of work on VooDoo stuff. We came up with a couple of new crash pad designs we plan on testing this weekend. I’m pretty sure one of the pads will be a keeper and the dimensions make it so much easier to ship. Still trying to think of a name - any ideas?
NACC Raffle
Celebrating our Friend Gina N.'s B-Day
my macaroni & cheese masterpiece
my first batch of beer
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