10 Basic Split Crimps Set #1 (Screw On)

They're just right for what you need. Screw-on so they can go anywhere, stackable, smushable, put two back-to-back to make a funky pinch, great targets for long, precision moves. I use them exclusively on my 40 degree wall. You can't have too many.

I have around 700 holds on my 45 deg homewall.   Of all the sets, this is the only one where I'm considering purchasing a second set.  SUPER COMFY.  There's nothing tweaky.  They're perfect for setting problems where you have to make powerful precision moves to a far off crimp.  Such a deal at 10 for $40 and they  fit anywhere.  Six Stars if I could!!

Love these things. Have them on my 45 and they’re really nice. Comfy and can be easy or hard. A good hold!

I have these on my 40-degree board and they've been surprisingly challenging. All are one-pad-ish at most and some are decently incut, but they really don't have much bite to them making them more like "slimpers" (slopey crimps) in my book. No matter what you call them, they are great little holds that penalize you for sloppy and imprecise movement. And since they're screw-ons, there's really no reason why you can't add them to your homewall!

While none of these holds are super positive they are super comfortable and the edge is large enough that they work well on my 45 and make for a good challenge. A few of the holds aren't completely ergonomic so they can be a bit weird to grab but it is not a big deal.

These holds are super ergonomic and the texture is smooth enough that you can run laps on them all day. I have them on a 30 degree overhand and they climb around V3. On a vert wall, they climb around V1-V3. Some are fairly positive, while a few are pretty flat and hey, they're crimps, so you can dial the difficulty about as high as you want.

The other reason to get these holds: you'll spend 2-5x more for similar holds from other companies. There is a reason Atomik won "Best homewall holds" in the CBJ 2020 Grip List Awards--no other company beats them when it comes to overall value.