
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
TRACKED DELIVERY
ORDER BY NOV 15 FOR CHRISTMAS
⚠️ Watch Out For Cheap Replicas.
Since going viral, copycats have started selling cheap knockoffs that stall halfway up the cord. Only Climbing Claus guarantees a geared motor built to climb the full metre and turn itself back down, every single time — accept no imitations.
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Testimonials
|   | Climbing Claus | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Geared motor that climbs the full cord | ||
| Soft plush over a solid inner frame | ||
| Climbs the full cord without stalling | ||
| Turns around and comes back down on its own |
FAQs
How do I set up my Climbing Claus
How do I set up my Climbing Claus
Under a minute, no tools needed.
1. Unbox him
Lift Climbing Claus out along with his gold beaded cord and bell.
Unwind the cord fully — it's a full metre, so give it room.
2. Add the batteries
Open the compartment on his back and insert 3 x AA batteries
(not included). Match the + and − markings inside, then close the cover until
it clicks.
3. Hang the cord
Drape the top of the beaded cord over anything sturdy and roughly a metre
above where you want him to finish: a tree branch, a banister, a curtain rod,
a door handle, a hook. The bell hangs at the bottom and keeps the cord straight
— let it dangle free rather than resting on the floor.
4. Switch him on
Slide the switch on his back. He'll grip the beads and start pulling
himself up, hand over hand.
5. Let him do his thing
When he reaches the bead near the top of the cord, he stops, turns himself
around, and climbs back down. Then he goes again. Nothing to reset.
Additional Information:
- That bead near the top isn't a fault. It's his stop
point — it's what tells him to turn around. - Keep the cord hanging freely. If it's tangled, coiled,
or pressed against a wall, he'll struggle to grip. - If he slows down, it's almost always the batteries.
Fresh AAs fix it. - Indoors or out — just keep him out of heavy rain.
Does it really climb on its own?
Does it really climb on its own?
Yes. A motor inside grips the gold beaded cord and pulls him up hand overhand. Nothing to wind, pull or hold — you switch him on and he goes.
How high does it climb?
How high does it climb?
The cord is a full metre (about 3¼ feet), so that's his run. Hang the topof the cord roughly a metre above where you want him to finish.
Can I use a longer cord?
Can I use a longer cord?
We don't recommend it. The mechanism is built to grip the exact bead sizeand spacing on the cord he ships with — a different cord will slip or jam.