These wall climbing crimps have a huge foot print which allows for you to get both hands crimping at the same time. The realistic design offers a variety of flat to super incut contoured crimps. These will feel 5.9+ on vertical and V7 on a 45 degree wall.
Carlos Vidaurri
Amazing crimps with a very cool design
These holds are great and offer multiple usable surfaces, the design is great and having the crimps be slot like makes the climber have to be precise when hitting them.
These holds will work in a variety of angels and grade ranges. The biggest downside of this set is that Atomik does not have any additional sets with this style.
I would say that this are a good addition to the home wall and a must buy for climbing gyms.
Versatility/Usability: 5/5
Comfortableness/Ergonomics of the holds: 5/5
Balance of Lefts, Rights, and Ambidextrous holds: 5/5
Aesthetics: 5/5
Value: 5/5
Ben Abramovitz
Great for route setting
These make you think before you grab them. On slab, there’s so many ways to grab each one. Turn it a little and it becomes a completely different grip.
Each grip has at least one position that can work as a hard small slopey edge on a 45 degree wall
John Yohanna
Love!
I love how large these plates are. Large enough for two hands, and the varying depth and location of the incuts, allows for some very creative setting. Fun, super glad we bought them.
Adam Bechtel
Cool Crimps
Look cool on the wall, and more importantly are fun holds. Orientation options for pinching, side pulling, crimping, and matching. Recommend these over the XXL Mudplate Tile.
Ryan Morse-Brady
Medium crimps that take up a lot of space
They have a cool look in the wall but are somewhat hard to set with when coming from a training standpoint. A similar crimp can be obtained at 1/3 the size.
Paul Vervalin
The "real" deal for your home woody
Let's face it, most climbing holds are just that. Holds that you grab onto and "hold" in a very fixed and specific way. I love these holds because they make me feel like I'm really "climbing" and not just "pulling on plastic". They are huge and amazingly versatile. By that, I mean like on real rock, the "hold" is not always obvious. You have to kind of "feel around" to often get that "just right" finger placement. These holds are like that. They are about as close as you can get to creating a hold that simulates crimpy surface climbing. What's even better is once you move above them, they become awesome foot smears. Once again, Atomik has delivered a hold set that is a cut above the rest.