Cling Ons

Cling Ons is a recurring endurance challenge that debuted in , and has since appeared in three international franchises.
==Rules ==
The castaways must keep upright on a vertical board while balancing on pegs. Periodically, they must find a numbered peg to remove from the board, making it harder to keep their balance. The last person or team still on the board wins.
==History==
===Australia===
The challenge debuted in as the final four Reward Challenge; at stake was the right to remove a member of the jury. Jericho Malabonga won the challenge.
An intensified version of the challenge appeared as the Final Immunity Challenge of . The final three each stood on footholds along a rotating wheel. At regular intervals, the wheel would turn, forcing them to step on narrower footholds and continue in a more uncomfortable position. Shortly after the 2-hour mark, Mark Warnock became the first person to drop out. With one final rotation of the wheels, Caroline Courtis and Feras Basal were left balancing on a single foothold. Finally, after two and a half hours, Caroline could no longer hold on, dropping out to give Feras his first immunity win.
===France ===
===Mexico (Unofficial)===
In , the challenge was only ran by three people, each representing their tribe. Whoever came last in the challenge would be responsible for the dissolution of their tribe. In addition, the first place would go to High Beach, while the second place would head to Low Beach. Lourdes, Ricardo, and Yanilen were the chosen captains for their respective tribes. All three castaways removed every peg but two, and it was Yanilen who fell off first. She was shortly followed by Ricardo, meaning Lourdes won the challenge for her tribe. 
===South Africa===
In , the challenge was used at the final seven as an individual Immunity Challenge. At regular intervals, the pegs would be retracted into each contestant's wall. Additionally, Nico Panagio tempted the contestants down with ice-cream. Shane Hattingh was the first person to bail for ice-cream, and Zavion Kotze and Graham Jenneker eventually gave in the next time it was offered. In the end, the final three of Altaaf Sheik, David de Wet, and Sivu Xabanisa were left hanging on by only a single peg. David fell and Altaaf slipped, allowing Sivu to win his first Immunity Necklace.
===United Kingdom===
This challenge, renamed Hold On, appeared as a reward challenge for pizza to share with two other contestants. The challenge was won by Christopher Haul and Matthew Haywood, and they shared pizza with Pegleg Bennett.
==Winners==
<tabber>Australia=
Episode 	Challenge Type 	Winners
Episode 24	Individual Reward 	
Episode 18	Team Reward 	
Episode 24	Individual Immunity(Final Immunity)	
|-|France=
Episode 	Challenge Type 	Winner
Episode 12	Individual Reward	
|-|Mexico (Unofficial)=
Episode 	Challenge Type 	Winners
Cycle 5, Episode 17	Territorial(Captains' Challenge)	
Cycle 5, Episode 17	Territorial(Captains' Challenge)	
|-|South Africa=
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto; text-align:center; font-size: 8pt; line-height:18px;"
! Episode
! Challenge Type
! Winners
|-
| Episode 14
| Individual Immunity
| 
|-|United Kingdom=
Episode 	Challenge Type	Winners
Episode 12	Team Reward 	
</tabber>
==Gallery==
<tabber>Australia=
aus11e24 mark cling ons.jpg|Mark competing in .
aus11e24 cling ons.jpg|The final three competing in Titans v Rebels.
|-|France=
KLS23 Ep12 ClingOns.png|The challenge in .
KLS22 Ep12 Cling Ons.jpg|Maxime competing in La Guerre des Chefs.
|-|South Africa=
zas05e14 juara cling ons.jpg|Juara competing in .
</tabber>
==Trivia==
==References==
Category:Australian Survivor
Category:La Isla: El Reality (Mexico)
Category:Challenges
Category:Recurring Challenges
Category:Australian Survivor (2017)
Category:Australian Survivor (2017) Challenges
Category:Australian Survivor: Champions v Contenders (2019)
Category:Champions v Contenders (2019) Challenges
Category:Koh-Lanta: La Guerre des Chefs
Category:La Isla 2012: El Reality
Category:La Isla (2012) Challenges
Category:Survivor South Africa: Champions
Category:Champions Challenges