12 Small Facets Set #1

I have these on my 40 degree wall. They allow for a good foothold but not so good I don't have to think about where i'm placing my foot. A great hold no matter what angle my wall is at!

My girlfriend ask for this holds in particular, so she could have her own route. Order them in Bubble Pink and was not disappointed! Although they are tiny, they have good grip, and you can turn them around for different angles.

We got them to add some really positive footholds for our toddler. They are pretty big, so some of them I set as knobby crimps on our vertical wall. I've only used them as feet on the 15.

We've only set them in their most positive orientation, but even flipped over they are pretty big, if a bit smear-y. If you only have lower angled walls and want something to train precision maybe look elsewhere, but if you're looking to fill in volume with solid feet, these are a great option.

These are life savers when easing up a route in a steep section. I have literally thought to myself “thank god” a thousand times when seeing them come up. I use the most incut holds for a roof section. I also have them on a vertical section for the kids when they climb and my wife who likes to mess around on the wall.

Very positive footholds on my 50 degree wall. I also will use them for bump hand holds on V3ish or actually moving on them more like V5+. Can be tough sit starts on lower angle depending on orientation.

I set these as footholds for my 6 and 8-year-olds to use on a vertical wall and 30 deg overhang.  They like the facet side more.  I like the smooth side for a foothold as well.  I use the facet side as handholds on my vertical wall.  It kind of makes a cross between a mini sloper and a slightly open hand crimp.  It is different from my other handholds and gives variety.

Great for feet on jug hauls, but would be fun to make a full crimp route on a steep wall with a few of these sets as you can get 1 to 1.5 finger pads on them. As hand holds, I like using them as side pulls and underclings, and they can be easy or intermediate depending on the steepness of the wall.

These are positive enough to feel like good footholds even at 40 degrees for a V3 climber like myself.  I'd go smaller if you are looking for something to test your footwork but if you just want solid, dependable footholds, these work great.

I use these as foot holds on a 15 degree wall below an upper section of wall with pegboard.  They have held up well and are the perfect size.