10 Angled Feet (Screw On)

Use these on a 45 degree home woodie. They have great texture and have stood up to a lot of use so far.

Love these holds as they are big enough for feet and the color is great! Great quality. The screw on are perfect for the edges of the wall where a bolt can't fit.

Great friction on these chips - really like the variety of angles to choose from to up the foot placement difficulty. I used these on a home build “quarantine” project on the beginning sequences of a roof/overhang problem.  Will purchase more...used them up quickly!

I filled in all the blank areas (in between the main holds) on the indoor wall with these for my 3 yo girl. She is able to use them for footing as an option which is increasing her skill fast.

These are great for my 30 degree wall. They are definitely not "beginner" per say but I'm not that good and I manage fine with these on a 30 degree. For reference I've only been climbing a year. I like how they are rotatable so that in the future I can make them harder.

Found these to be great all around holds.   plenty of grip as foot holds.  I also use them for small hand holds, acting as ledges or pinches.  Texture creates a lot of bite.

Great for toeing in on our 30 degree wall. However, only a few of the holds could be configured to be sloping away on our vert kickboard. I’ll have to use different footholds for the kickboard if I want barely there feet like the moonboard’s feet.

We have a 8'x12' home wall, 33 degrees. We were using a lot of small handholds as footholds, but realized that we needed specific holds for our feet. I ordered the flouorescent color so that they stand out from our regular handholds, so we don't cheat. These are very solid and even though they're angled slightly downward, they feel secure. We also put a few of these on some volumes so they're closer to level flat, and they work really well as crimps. I used regular torx type screws to hold them to the wall. I especially like that each facet of the hold is a different angle, so even though they're screw on, they offer variety.

If you're looking for screw on feet, these are about as good as it gets. The facets let you choose how positive you want to make them, and for the price you'll be hard-pressed to find a better deal. On a vert wall these also climb around V3-V5 when used as crimps/mini pinches (great Tuolumne knob training!)

Wanted to minimize the use of bolts for feet so these fit the bill. Small but good enough for most levels of beginner to intermediate climbing on my Moon spec woody. Will be purchasing more.

I wouldn't call these technical feet.  They are big enough to find and use.  If you want to make them challenging, them angle them so the tops are not flat and more directional.  I used them to fill in areas on my home setup where I could only install screw in holds.  I like the texture.  Atomik color is great.  It doesn't sunfade the way I've seen with other companies.

I have these on my 40-degree board and they've worked out really well. The majority of them have at least one good flat/incut side that performs like a typical edge foothold. However, if you turn them so that one of the other sides is up, they quickly become very challenging, low-surface area smears. All in all, super versatile screw-on feet.

Nice little feet to fill in the spaces between t-nuts at the bottom of my 25 degree wall. Definitely a good mix of more positive chunky footholds that I can climb with my shoes unlaced, to tiny slopey ones that really force you to focus on placement.

These work really well on a 30 degree wall. They are more high profile compared to classic feet and dripstone feet. They are very positive but can be rotated to make them more challenging.

The best thing about these is for interesting route-setting. Each hold has a number of different options for positivity. They might not be the most aesthetic looking but they're very useful. And like a dollar a hold.

I used these on a vertical wall. They are pretty easy on vertical walls, but allows you to toe in hard for high steps. They would be great for steeper walls too.

These are excellent feet in the screw on variety.  I like how they can provide different styles and levels of difficulty depending on which way you rotate them.  They are excellent to fill in areas where a foot is need where you might not have a T nut for a bolt hold.

On my 40 degree wall, these make for great feet that are good enough that you don’t have to worry about popping off, but still require some attention. I like using these for training days where I’m working on burly moves or small crimp blocs where I don’t want to focus on technical footwork as much or don’t want my feet popping unexpectedly.

nothing tricky about these.  good solid feet you and squeeze in anywhere.  love them on my home 45 deg wall.